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23
Mar

How to make “truly” SEO friendly URLs in CodeIgniter (without “duplicate content” on underscore URLs)

By avenirer|Codeigniter|7 Comments

I promised myself I won’t do anymore tutorials regarding CodeIgniter until a new version is about to appear, but I can’t help myself. And this subject seems more than appropriate for a new tutorial. Let us start with the beginning. In routes.php (application/config/routes.php), we have a configuration parameter called “translate_uri_dashes“. If we set this parameter […]

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27
Jul

The migrations in CodeIgniter or how to have a “Git” for your database (part 3 of 3: Using Matches for faster development)

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Hmm… I don’t know about you but the two tutorials before this one in the series about migration really scared me with the naming, the controllers, the format of the migration, etc. So why not speed things up? We can do this by using Matches, a CodeIgniter CLI script that helps me speed things up […]

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24
Jul

The migrations in CodeIgniter or how to have a “Git” for your database (part 2 of 3: Alter tables with Migrations in CodeIgniter)

By avenirer|Codeigniter|1 Comment

(created at: July 23, 2015; last update: July 23, 2015) Well… you got here. So I will be assuming that you’ve already followed the first episode of this tutorial (http://avenir.ro/the-migrations-in-codeigniter-or-how-to-have-a-git-for-your-database/) and all went well up until the end. If something went wrong now is the time to tell me (in a comment to to previous […]

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