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Multiple file upload in CodeIgniter using MY_Upload – meet my library extension
The CodeIgniter’s upload library is great. But it only works for single file uploads. So I thought that an extension to allow for multiple files […]
Continue readingImage_nation – a new CodeIgniter image library for automatic cropping and/or resizing of images
Please allow me to introduce to you another one of my libraries. This one is good for manipulating images. Every site that has images for […]
Continue readingMeet my Matches – a PHP CLI script meant to expedite Codeigniter development
Maybe it’s too early to make the announcement, so I hope you will all be gentle with this script. I’m not saying this is THE SOLUTION to […]
Continue readingCodeigniter – Convert an array to object
I usually use the results that come from the models as objects (not as arrays). However, there are moments when I need to work with […]
Continue readingHow to use a “Cookbook” with Codeigniter
I was asked to do a review for Codeigniter 2 Cookbook, written by Rob Foster and published by Packt Publishing (to be honest, I actually […]
Continue readingCodeigniter: Install Swift Mailer using Composer
Composer is the new kid on the block. Composer is a tool used to distribute and manage packages. I first heard of it while taking […]
Continue readingForms? Keep the validation rules inside the model
As always, when talking about forms we also talk about validation. For a long time I’ve validated the forms inside the controllers because it is […]
Continue readingCodeigniter: My MY_Model or “How not to repeat yourself”
Often times I find myself doing the same queries over and over again for each table used by an application. This is why I needed to […]
Continue readingCodeigniter – Connect to two different (multiple) databases
In a job application interview, the employer asked me if I made some “database scalability” in the past. To my shame, I didn’t even understand […]
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