@huy, Do not edit the code. Move the view files to the modules/auth/views directory.

wiredesignz - 01 January 2012 05:07 PM

@huy, Do not edit the code. Move the view files to the modules/auth/views directory.

I cant do it :( Can you help me install Tank Auth with HMVC in Codeigniter 2.1.0? :( thankyou so much !!!

@huy,  The only changes that are required to make Tank Auth work as a module is to move the application files into a new modules/auth directory and move the views/auth directory files inside the auth module. e.g. move them to modules/auth/views.

There may be other problems using Tank Auth with CI 2.1.0 but these are not related to Modular Extensions HMVC.

Can you help me :(

I have already given you help for using Tank Auth as a module. If you need further assistance with Tank Auth itself, I recommend that you ask in the Tank Auth thread.

@huy get a fresh install on both codeigniter and tank auth ( as im not sure what changes you made). then setup HMVC. after that create a folder called module then copy the tank auth application folder into the module folder. after that go into the tank auth application folder then into “views”  you will see “email” and “auth” inside both of those folders are files you must move to tank auths “views” folder. So in other words all the view that are currently in the 2 folders must move.

iScotts - 03 January 2012 01:03 AM

@huy get a fresh install on both codeigniter and tank auth ( as im not sure what changes you made). then setup HMVC. after that create a folder called module then copy the tank auth application folder into the module folder. after that go into the tank auth application folder then into “views”  you will see “email” and “auth” inside both of those folders are files you must move to tank auths “views” folder. So in other words all the view that are currently in the 2 folders must move.

I did but still will not run. Bug and bug. Tank Auth so bad in HMVC !!

ok im having trouble loading a controller from another module and using its functions. I tried with two modules, the welcome module and a test module and i tried to call the index function from the welcome class and this is the error i get

. this is how my test class index function looks

i also tried extending both the ci_controller and mx_controller but i cant get it to work. I reaised this when i tried calling the is_logged_in() method from tank_auth library but that doesnt work either.

I have run both tank_auth and ion_auth as modules under HMVC.

As I remember it, both of the auth libraries worked fine.

Form_validate does not play well with HMVC.

@iScotts, This code works as it should. The Modular Extensions HMVC Bitbucket wiki page explains how to use the HMVC functionality and how to use the CI_Form_validation class properly.

wiredesignz - 14 January 2012 02:26 PM

The Modular Extensions HMVC Bitbucket wiki page explains how to use the HMVC functionality and how to use the CI_Form_validation class properly.

I just looked at the HMVC wiki and I’m not sure when it was changed but there is a new method of handling form_validation under HMVC. The code that I have in my MY_Form_validation class is:

Which appears to be the old solution.

@vbsaltydog, That code was used with an earlier version of Modular Extensions HMVC.
The recommended fix when using CI_Form_validation callbacks in module controllers is below

wiredesignz - 14 January 2012 02:26 PM

@iScotts, This code works as it should. The Modular Extensions HMVC Bitbucket wiki page explains how to use the HMVC functionality and how to use the CI_Form_validation class properly.

<?php (defined('BASEPATH')) OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

class Test extends MX_Controller
{
   function index()
   {
        $this->load->module('welcome');
        $this->welcome->index();
   }
}
/* End of file test.php */
/* Location: ./application/controllers/test.php */ 

<?php (defined('BASEPATH')) OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

class Welcome extends MX_Controller 
{
   function index() 
   {
        $this->load->view('welcome_message');
   }
}
/* End of file welcome.php */
/* Location: ./application/modules/welcome/controllers/welcome.php */ 

Ok I found my problem, my welcome controller did not extend MX instead they extended CI the minute i changed that it worked and i would have never noticed had you not posted the welcome controller. Thank you!!

I’m sure I’ve got something wrong, but I’ve been through the documentation and examples and I’m just not seeing it. I’m using CI 2.1.0 & the latest HMVC.

I am getting the following error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class CI in ../application/third_party/MX/Base.php on line 57

Here is the call:

And here is the controller:

See anything wrong?
The controller is in a module, the call is coming from an outside library. Could that be the culprit? I have the same issues when using $this->load->module (or $this->CI->load->module() ).

Thanks,
Scott

if the folder name and the controller name are the same…