How to put an Image in an Anchor in CodeIgniter
I often see new CodeIgniter users ask, how to put an image inside the anchor helper. Most developers 'hand-code' the image tag inside the anchor helper
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Multiple Applications with Codeigniter with one installation
Upgrading is never easy, you have to check for all deprecated functions. And although, CodeIgniter makes it very easy, it's probably going to be hard once you have tons of applications to upgrade.
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Turn on Database Profiling in Kohana 2.x
If you're like me and have used Kohana through the 2.x versions, you might be used to seeing the profiler outputting the SQL queries.
In Kohana 2.4, the latest stable version of the 2.x series, it won't show by default.
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How To Turn Off Displaying of MySQL Errors in CodeIgniter
As programmers, showing off sensitive information is a 'no-no'. MySQL errors are one way of non-intentional way of displaying sensitive information. Normally we would fix the problems before they arise but like everything else, you can't be too sure.
Here's what you do to turn off MySQL errors from being shown on screen.
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How to Access a Model from another Model
Accessing models from another model is one question that you hear a lot from new CodeIgniter users. It's actually quite easy and somewhat like loading a user created library in CodeIgniter.
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A Simple Mootools Drop Down Menu
I'm really learning Javascript throught Mootools and as one of my efforts, I tried and succeeded in creating a Mootools Drop Down Menu. Like most Javascript dropdown scripts, it works by simply displaying and hiding unordered lists.
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Using Mercurial to Get CodeIgniter 2.0
Ever since I've been working with CodeIgniter, I've always checked out the SVN, but this year, Ellislab, decided to pull the plugs on SVN and move on the Mercurial for a lot of reasons, namely:
- some of which becomes heavier in proportion to the distance between team members, and as both your projects and team increase in size
- Commits and diffs become laborious on even the fastest of networks
- The size of the repository balloons if you try to use basic features of branches and tagging
- Renaming and moving files is a pain, and can jam up your fellows’ repositories
This move prompted me to learn Mercurial. So here we go...
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Creating A Mootools Plugin for Ajax Form Submissions
Ajax forms are in right now. I just decided to create a plugin, I've been using for a personal project I am on. It works by stopping the submission event and sending it via AJAX.
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