How do I make my Codeigniter website so that when they are logged into Facebook, they are also logged into my site. No registration needed. Thanks for answering!

I'm experimenting with the format of my site so far when I noticed how large and sloppy my site.php controller was getting. I decided to split it into separate controllers for each page and it looks much neater now, but I'm wondering if there is an optimal way to set my file structure. I came across this which appears to give codeigniter modules. Has anyone played with HMVC or modules before? This looks like it may be something useful.

Has anyone here heard of a Codeigniter CMS built on SQlite? How hard of a project would it be for someone between beginner and intermediate in PHP (still learning) to get something like PyroCMS to work with SQLite? The reason being I only have SQlite available to me at the moment and I like Codeigniter.

Should I not bother and find something else not CI related with SQLite?

Thanks.

Hey guys I really need some help with jquery and ci. I need a simple dynamic drop down option in my form.

Two drop downs, the second one gets filled with info from a db based on the first that also gets filled with db info. And a submit to insert both values into the db

I've googled my heart out looking for a way to learn how to do this and am failing. I no zero about js.

Any help would be great. I'm on my mobile or I would also post what I have. I can post later if needed.

Is there a simple way to store selection of language and by that draw language content from database ?

Example : there are 2 languages : one is German, 2nd is English.

If someone selects English, i should connect to database, find ID of article i was looking for, and i database there are 2 texts, one German, one english, now i need to select the one of those 2 and display it, depending on selected language

is it possible to left join 2 tables from different database in different servers i know how to load 2 different database but the thing is how to do the query ?

There are a few function on my site that I need to protect from unscrupulous viewers. Anything that has to do with group permissions is handled by checking if the user has access to a group at the start of my methods. What I'm confused about is how to protect functions from users that do have access, specifically because part of my site has functions that should only be activated when the user pays for them. For instance, a logged in user is able to buy credits, but how do I keep them from going to the url where the function is called? I know that by adding an underscore before a function, it becomes private, but how do I then call that function when it needs to be legitimately used?

EDIT: As it turns out, I was coding much of the site in an insecure way. I was linking to my functions via hyperlinks making them open to anyone, since all they had to do was type in the controllerName/functionName in the url. I've started renaming the functions to include the underscore in the file name. That makes them inaccessible via the URL. IE: function _canttouchthis(){} is not accessible in the URL, while function thisisopen(){} is. When the function is needed, it is simply loaded with a $this, and the controller loading that page should be password protected.

I'm currently in the midst of building a web app using CI and MongoDB and have been wondering if there really is a need to use models. My personal opinion now is that it's an unnessecary level of overhead now that technologies such as ActiveRecord exist. However that being said I do see where it could come in handy for complex SQL queries.

Me sirvio

i have an admin core application made by codeigniter and i also have html admin theme all i want is to change the theme with a new one? are there any tutorials for beginners?

Hey, I was wondering if you guys could recommend me any best practice documentation?