CodeIgniter Wiki http://codeigniter.com/wiki/ CodeIgniter Wiki en forums@codeigniter.com Copyright 2007 2010-03-21T02:58:02-06:00 Custom markup language http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Custom_markup_language/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Custom_markup_language/ In a project for one of my customers, I ran into a problem: traditional WYSIWYG editors fubar’ed the output, resulting in different output in different browsers, total nightmares when somebody copied from MS Word and more trouble.
The main reason for this trouble was that a lot of users were able to edit the same pages. In order to overcome this problem, I wrote a custom markup language.

[h1]heading 1[h1]
[h2]heading 2[h2]

**bold**
//emphasize//
[strike]strike-through[strike]
__underline__

[url]http://www.google.nl|title|link_name[url]
[url]http://www.google.nl|link_name[url]

[sub]subscript[sub]
[sup]superscript[sup]

The parser automatically detects the differnce between line-breaks and paragraphs.

I call the language ‘dyn_code’, since I’m totally out of inspiration. The lang consists only of the few elements I needed for the editors, so it’s extremely light weight. Take a look at the (few) available codes.

As you can see it’s a bit of a mixture of BB code and Markdown, but hell, it works!
Below you see the helper function. If you autoload it, you can call it from anywhere.
There’s one ‘hidden’ gem, the ‘parser’ is fully customizable. You can config your own preferred translation set, I build two of them in: xhtml and html (traditional). Just pass one of those as the second parameter.

In my app I also wrote a jquery based WYM editor, to accompany this ‘language’. If it proofs to work properly, I’ll post it online!

You can also create your own translation set. Pass an array of the following markup into the second parameter:

$custom = array(
        'b'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'i'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'u'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        's'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'h1'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'h2'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'sup'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag'),
        'sub'     => array('opening tag', 'closing tag')
    );

    echo dyn_code($str, $custom);

The parser function

function dyn_code($html, $doctype = 'xhtml') {
    $set['xhtml'] = array(
        'b'     => array('<strong>', '</strong>'),
        'i'     => array('<em>', '</em>'),
        'u'     => array('<span style="text-decoration: underline;">', '</span>'),
        's'     => array('<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">', '</span>'),
        'h1'     => array('<h1>', '</h1>'),
        'h2'     => array('<h2>', '</h2>'),
        'sup'     => array('<sup>', '</sup>'),
        'sub'     => array('<sub>', '</sub>')
    );
    
    $set['html'] = array(
        'b'     => array('<B>', '</B>'),
        'i'     => array('<I>', '</I>'),
        'u'     => array('<U>', '</U>'),
        's'     => array('<S>', '</S>'),
        'h1'     => array('<H1>', '</H1>'),
        'h2'     => array('<H2>', '</H2>'),
        'sup'     => array('<SUP>', '</SUP>'),
        'sub'     => array('<SUB>', '</SUB>')
    );
    
    $a = $set['xhtml'];
    
    if(!is_array($doctype)) {
        if(in_array($doctype, $set)) {
            $a = $set[$doctype];
        }
    } else {
        foreach($set['xhtml'] as $k => $v) {
            if(isset($doctype[$k])) {
                $a[$k] = $doctype[$k];
            }
        }
    }
    
    $html = preg_replace("/\*\*(.{1,})\*\*/", $a['b'][0]."$1".$a['b'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\/\/(.{1,})\/\//", $a['i'][0]."$1".$a['i'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/__(.{1,})__/", $a['u'][0]."$1".$a['u'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[sub\](.{1,})\[sub\]/", $a['sub'][0]."$1".$a['sub'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[sup\](.{1,})\[sup\]/", $a['sup'][0]."$1".$a['sup'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[url\](.+)\|(.+)\|(.{1,})\[url\]/", "<a >$3</a>", $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[url\](.+)\|(.{1,})\[url\]/", "<a >$2</a>", $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[(.+)\](.{1,})\[b\]/", "<a >$2</a>", $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[strike\](.{1,})\[strike\]/", $a['s'][0]."$1".$a['s'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[h1\](.{1,})\[h1\]/", $a['h1'][0]."$1".$a['h1'][1], $html);
    $html = preg_replace("/\[h2\](.{1,})\[h2\]/", $a['h2'][0]."$1".$a['h2'][1], $html);
    
    $html = '<p>' . $html . '</p>';
    $html = str_replace("\n\n", "</p><p>", $html);
    $html = str_replace("\n", "<br />", $html);
    
    return $html;
}
]]> Custom markup language 2010-03-21T02:58:02-06:00 Arabic http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Arabic/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Arabic/ البداية العربية لهذا الفرامورك . سنبدأ بإذن الله ترجمته للغة العربية بلإظافة إلى ترجمة ملفات اللغة الأساسية

الملفات المعربة لغاية الأن يمكن التعديل عليها لغاية أن ننتهي من تعريب جميع الملفات:

اخر تحديث 19/03/2010


File:arabic1.7.2.zip
File:errors-arabic.zip ملفات الأخطاء
المساهمين في الترجمة :
-عماد اجعيط
-عماد السيد

التعريب يدوي وبدون اي مساعدة
ولتصحيح أو إضافة اي ملف جديد المرجو المشاركة في تتمت عملية التعريب
عبر المشاركة في المحادثة : http://codeigniter.com/forums/viewthread/108567/
———————————————————————————————————————-

 

شكرا للأخ Intekhab A Rizvi على المساعدة

Category:Contributions -> Languages

]]> Arabic 2010-03-21T00:39:05-06:00 Alternate Pagination class http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Alternate_Pagination_class/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Alternate_Pagination_class/ Category:Core | Category:Core -> Community | Category:Core -> Pagination

An Alternate CI Pagination Library

This alternate pagination lib (Requires PHP5) uses page numbers in the URI as opposed to the offsets used by the stock class. Where the default CI class returns a html string, this class returns an array to be formatted by your own templates or views.

The library init code

This is the library init code

application/init/init_altpage.php

<?php if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('Direct access not permitted!');

if (! class_exists('Altpage')){
  include_once(APPPATH.'libraries/Altpage'.EXT);
}

$obj =& get_instance();
$obj->altpage = new Altpage();
$obj->ci_is_loaded[] = 'altpage';

?>

The Library

This is the lib itself.

application/libraries/altpage.php

<?php
/* CI License & stuff */
class Altpage {

  public $page = 0;
  public $per_page = 20;
  public $total = 0;
  public $uri_segment;

  private $_link_uri = '';

  public function __construct($p=array()){
    if (count($p) > 0) $this->init($p);
    log_message('debug', 'Altpage Class Initialized');
  }

  public function init($p){
    foreach($p as $k => $v){ $this->$k = $v; }
  }

  private function _setLinkURI(){
    $obj =& get_instance();
    $segs = $obj->uri->segment_array();
    if ($this->page < 1){
      if (isset($segs[$this->uri_segment])){
        $this->page = (int) $segs[$this->uri_segment];
      } else {
        $this->page = 1;
      }
    }
    $segs[$this->uri_segment] = '%d';
    $this->_link_uri = $obj->config->item('base_url').implode('/', $segs);
  }

  private function _getLink($page){
    return (string) sprintf($this->_link_uri, $page);
  }

  public function create_links(){
    $num_pages = (int) ceil($this->total / $this->per_page);
    if ($this->total == 0 OR $this->per_page == 0 OR $num_pages < 2) return '';
    $this->_setLinkURI();
    $pg=array();
    /* Upto 2 pages either side + current page */
    $pg['pages']=array();
    $t=(bool)($this->page < 2);
    $pg['first'] =($t)? '': $this->_getLink(1);
    $pg['prev'] = ($t)? '': $this->_getLink($this->page - 1);
    if ($t===false){
      $i=2;
      while ($i>0){
        if (($this->page - $i) > 0){
          $pg['pages'][$this->page - $i] = $this->_getLink($this->page - $i);
        }
        --$i;
      }
    }
    /* Current page should not be a clickable link! */
    $pg['pages'][$this->page]=$this->page;
    $t=(bool)($this->page < $num_pages);
    if ($t===true){
      $i=1;
      while ($i<=2){
        if (($this->page + $i) <= $num_pages){
          $pg['pages'][$this->page + $i] = $this->_getLink($this->page + $i);
        }
        ++$i;
      }
    }    
    $pg['next'] = ($t)? $this->_getLink($this->page + 1): '';
    $pg['last'] = ($t)? $this->_getLink($num_pages): '';
    return $pg;
  }
}
  
?>

Example Controller

Here’s the simple controller

application/controllers/testpagination.php

<?php

class Testpagination extends Controller {
  
  function index(){
    $this->load->library('altpage');
    $_p['total'] = 200; /* Total results */
    $_p['per_page'] = 20; /* Results Per Page */
    $_p['uri_segment']=2; /* Used to read and set pages */
    $this->altpage->init($_p);
    /* Pass pagination as array to the view */
    $this->load->view('pgtest',
                      array('pagination'=>$this->altpage->create_links()));
  }
}

?>

Example View

Here’s the example view in customized paper, [http://customresearchpapers.co.uk/| academic writing] and custom essays  complete with example CSS, note how the current page is handled in the loop because you’ll need to deal with this in your template or view.

application/views/pgtest.php

<html>
<head>
  <title>Alternate Pagination Class For CI</title>
  <style>
   body { background-color: #000; font-family: Tahoma, Verdana; }
   #pagination { background-color: #eee; text-align: center;
                 margin: 2em; padding: 0.75em; border: 4px solid #bad; }
   .currentpage,
   #pagination a:link,
   #pagination a:visited { color: #000; text-decoration: none;
                            background-color: transparent;
                            padding: 2px; border: 1px solid #000; }
   #pagination a:hover { color: #fff; background-color: #bad; }
   #pagination a:focus,
   .currentpage { background-color: #fff; border: 1px solid #bad;
                            font-weight: bold; }   
  </style>
</head>
<body>
<?php

if (isset($pagination)):

?>

  <div id="pagination">
    <?php
      if ($pagination['first']!=''){
        echo '   <a href="'.$pagination['first'].'">&laquo; First</a> ';
      }
      if ($pagination['prev']!=''){
        echo '   <a href="'.$pagination['prev'].'">&#60;</a> ';
      }
      foreach ($pagination['pages'] as $page=>$link){

        /* NOTE: Current page should NOT be a clickable link */
        if ($page==$link){
          echo '   <span class="currentpage">'.$page.'</span> ';
        } else {
          echo '   <a href="'.$link.'">'.$page.'</a> ';
        }
      }
      if ($pagination['next']!=''){
        echo '   <a href="'.$pagination['next'].'">&#62;</a> ';
      }
      if ($pagination['last']!=''){
        echo '   <a href="'.$pagination['last'].'">Last &raquo;</a>';
      }
    ?>
  </div>

<?php
endif;
?>
</body>
</html>
]]> Alternate Pagination class 2010-03-20T22:15:52-06:00 mod rewrite http://codeigniter.com/wiki/mod_rewrite/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/mod_rewrite/ Category:Help -> ApacheConfig

This article explains how to take away “index.php” from your CI application URLs. However, it does NOT remove the need for Index.php, which is the CI front controller i.e. even though Index.php will not appear in the URL, it still needs to be present at the top level of your site (above the /system/ directory).  To quote the User Guide,

You can easily remove this file by using a .htaccess file with some simple rules.

You need to perform the following steps to get this working:

1. Create a .htaccess file to configure the rewrite engine

2. Set $config[‘index_page’] to an empty string

3. Make sure your apache uses the mod_rewrite module

4. Make sure apache is configured to accept needed .htaccess directives

5. Restart apache and test

1. Create your .htaccess file

Create a new file named .htaccess and put it in your web directory

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /

    #Removes access to the system folder by users.
    #Additionally this will allow you to create a System.php controller,
    #previously this would not have been possible.
    #'system' can be replaced if you have renamed your system folder.
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^system.*
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php?/$1 [L]
    
    #When your application folder isn't in the system folder
    #This snippet prevents user access to the application folder
    #Submitted by: Fabdrol
    #Rename 'application' to your applications folder name.
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^application.*
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php?/$1 [L]

    #Checks to see if the user is attempting to access a valid file,
    #such as an image or css document, if this isn't true it sends the
    #request to index.php
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?/$1 [L]
</IfModule>

<IfModule !mod_rewrite.c>
    # If we don't have mod_rewrite installed, all 404's
    # can be sent to index.php, and everything works as normal.
    # Submitted by: ElliotHaughin

    ErrorDocument 404 /index.php
</IfModule>

The above configuration behaves as follows:

1. If your installation is not in the server root you will need to amend the RewriteBase line from “RewriteBase /” to “RewriteBase /folder/”

2. Checks to see if someone has entered a URL starting with “system”, all requests like this get routed to index.php, this is a security feature that removes the possibility of anyone directly accessing your system folder. You can use the same syntax to hide other folders inside your root if you want.

3. If the URL doesn’t start with “system”, the web server will check to see if there is a corresponding physical resource matching the URL, such as an image, script file, or directory.

4. If such a resource exists, that resource is returned by the webserver with no rewriting performed. If no such resource exists the url is rewritten to index.php (passed to codeigniter)

Notes for Windows users:
To create this file you must open Command Prompt and type:
copy con .htaccess [Enter]
[Press CTRL + Z]
A blank .htaccess file will be created. Now you can edit it using Notepad or your favorite text editor and copy the script above.

Note: Most Windows editors will assume that you are attempting to save an .htaccess file as a file with an extension and no filename. The Crimson Editor can be used to create and save .htaccess files and other files that have no filename.

Note: If your site is placed in subfolder specify the path in the “RewriteBase /subfolder/” line.

Note: When using the above example on some systems it may be necessary to specify the uri_protocol configuration value to achieve reliable results. (Otherwise values with periods that are passed via URI will be converted to underscores in CodeIgniter 1.7.1 eg: some.value becomes some_value)

$config['uri_protocol'] = 'QUERY_STRING';

2. Set $config[‘index_page’]  to an empty string

Open your

system/application/config/config.php

and find the line that assigns $config[‘index_page’] a value, usually:

$config['index_page'] = "index.php";

and change it to:

$config['index_page'] = '';

Save the file.

3. Make sure your apache has mod_rewrite activated

This means that the apache must be configured to load the mod_rewrite module (or it might have it compiled-in). For module inclusion, usually you have to look for a line like this in httpd.conf or a file loaded by it (hint: use some quick file search utility to grep files with lines containing ‘rewrite’ string):

LoadModule rewrite_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_rewrite.so

If you’re running Apache2 type

a2enmod
in the console and when prompted
rewrite

to enable mod_rewrite.

On a Windows machine this line might look this way:

LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

If it is commented out (# in front), make sure to uncomment it and save the file. Checking if the corresponding module exists may be a good idea as well (but it usually does).

4. Make sure apache accepts needed .htaccess directives

This means that apache is explicitly configured to allow .htaccess files to override those directives that you use in your .htaccess file from step 1. above.

It seems to be sufficient if you add these two lines to your <Directory> section where you configure the document root for your CI application:

<Directory "/some/absolute/path/htdocs">
...
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride FileInfo
...  
</Directory>

There might be other Options listed, just make sure you have FollowSymLinks as well.

Should you get a 500 Internal Server Error, try the following syntax:

<Directory "/some/absolute/path/htdocs">
Options Indexes Includes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride AuthConfig FileInfo
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>

5. Restart apache and test your application

Works? Congratulations!

Doesn’t work? Ehrrr… well, do not give up; equip yourself with patience, double check all steps above and if it still does not work, post on the forum giving all details of your setup.

How does URL rewriting work?

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
...
</IfModule>

Do what is inside only if Apache has the mod_rewrite feature (by in place compilation, or loaded module).

RewriteEngine On

Activate the URL rewriting engine, if not already done (in main Apache configuration file.

RewriteBase /

Define the part of the URL that won’t change nor be used for rewriting. In fact, this part will be removed before processing, and prepended after processing. This’s a good way to use subfolder-independent rewrite rules. For example, if your CodeIgniter index.php is placed in a virtual host directory, like /tests/, set RewriteBase to /tests/.

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

Condition to meet for RewriteRule activation. Here, we test if the requested filename does not exist.

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

Same as above, but we test for directory existence.

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L]

If RewriteCond conditions are met, this rule will be applied. It inserts index.php before the requested URI. The $1 represents the part of string enclosed by parentheses in left expression. The [L] means that this rule is the last one if rule is applied (thus stopping rewriting).

Configuring mod_rewrite in the httpd.conf file

The Apache mod_rewrite docs say

While URL manipulations in per-server context are really fast and efficient, per-directory rewrites are slow and inefficient…

. If you have access to your httpd.conf file, you’ll have better performance if you configure the rewrite rules in there.

You can add something like this to your httpd.conf:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^(/index\.php|/img|/js|/css|/robots\.txt|/favicon\.ico)
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php/$1 [L]
</IfModule>

Configuring mod_rewrite and virtual hosting with Apache 2.2

<VirtualHost *>
        ServerName www.mydomain.com
        DocumentRoot /path/to/ci/directory
        <Directory /path/to/ci/directory>
                RewriteEngine On
                RewriteBase /
                RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
                RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
                RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L]
        </Directory>
</VirtualHost>
]]> mod rewrite 2010-03-20T14:36:01-06:00 ddauth - Dragonfly Development's Auth System http://codeigniter.com/wiki/ddauth_-_Dragonfly_Development%27s_Auth_System/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/ddauth_-_Dragonfly_Development%27s_Auth_System/ ddauth - Dragonfly Development's Auth System 2010-03-17T23:01:01-06:00 ddauth - Dragonfly Development Auth System http://codeigniter.com/wiki/ddauth_-_Dragonfly_Development_Auth_System/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/ddauth_-_Dragonfly_Development_Auth_System/ ddauth - Dragonfly Development’s Auth System

The ddauth add-on for CodeIgniter is intended to be a flexible authentication library focussing almost entirely on the problem of creating a secure authentication ticket and attempts to place as few restrictions as possible on the application using it.

The primary purpose for writing this library was the fact that many of the existing CodeIgniter authentication systems were either too complicated to implement easily, required too much integration into the application itself or focused solely on cookies and did not support fallback authentication methods for when cookies are not available.

The latter is particularly important when using any sort of application with a web application that requires authentication as Flash cannot be assumed to send the browser’s cookies reliably. In this case, it is beneficial to be able to pass the authentication ticket to the Flash movie and instruct it to pass the ticket along as a GET or POST param.

The core security principles were inspired by “Dos and Don’ts of Client Authentication on the Web.”

Goals

1) Unobtrusive to Model
  * Does not require any Model interaction whatsoever
  * Makes only the following assumptions about what is needed to authenticate a “user”:
  - A username
  - A password
  - A user identifier (could be username!)
2) Unobtrusive to Controller
  * Only requires one call from the Controller to start
  * Only requires one method be implemented by the Controller
3) Must work in absence of cookies
  * Falls back to finding authentication information from GET or POST params

What doesn’t ddauth do?

* ddauth does not attempt to handle any authorization, only authentication.
* ddauth does not handle registration or manage users in any way.

If you are looking “kitchen sink” functionality, ddauth is not for you. If you want to have the flexibility to handle all of the user management and authorization yourself but not worry about having to reinvent the basic authentication wheel for every project, ddauth may be for you!

Project

ddauth is hosted on Google Code and can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/dd-ci-ddauth/

Examples

Check out some simple examples.

Download

ddauth can be downloaded here.

Source

The source for ddauth can be found on GitHub.

Categories

Category:Libraries -> Authentication
Category:Contributions -> Libraries -> Authentication

]]> ddauth - Dragonfly Development Auth System 2010-03-17T22:57:02-06:00 SPAW http://codeigniter.com/wiki/SPAW/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/SPAW/ Category:Library -> External | Category:Library -> WYSIWYG

Introduction

SPAW is a very powerful and easy to use visual editor that I like to use in my applications.

I wanted to keep it flowing with the rest of my CI app by using the loader class to load it (instead of including it at strange places in my views), so I turned it into a custom library which can be loaded.

Dowload

File:spaw2.zip

Installation

Download the spaw2.zip file and unzip its contents into your libraries directory within your CI app.

Move the spaw.php file within the spaw2 directory into the libraries directory.

Note: as of CodeIgniter_1.5.3 the loader class cannot recurse directory structures in the libraries directory, spaw.php needs to be directly inside it.

Then, inside your controller do something like this:

class Test extends Controller
{
    function Test()
    {
    parent::Controller();
    $config    = array('name'         => 'SpawTest',
                    'content'    => 'This should be in textarea.');
    $this->load->library('spaw', $config);
    }
    function index()
    {
    $this->load->view('test_view');
    }
}

Notice ‘spaw’ is the name of the spaw.php library file the instance of the editor is loaded from there; and $config is the parameter array for the editor.

The $config array, the ‘name’ key holds the value for the name of the SPAW instance, and the ‘content’ key holds the value for the textarea (the text that shows up by default before the user does any input).

Now, to actually load the editor into the browser window, I chose to call it in my view like so:

<html>
<head>
  <title>Test for SPAW LIBRARY</title>
</head>
<body>
  <?=$this->spaw->show();?>
</body>
</html>

$this->spaw->show() is what does the magic.

There are many, many other configurable options (width, height, stylehseet to use, toolbar config, etc) and can be set with SPAW’s default static methods. Just remember to replace

$spaw->
with
$this->spaw

This integration is not exhaustive and I am releasing this under the same license the software came with.

Links

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]]> SPAW 2010-03-17T17:48:50-06:00 FormIgniter http://codeigniter.com/wiki/FormIgniter/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/FormIgniter/ Category:Contributions -> Applications

Name: FormIgniter v0.8.3
Released: October 26 2009
CI Version: Tested with CodeIgniter 1.7.2
Author: Ollie Rattue

A Code Generator for CodeIgniter Forms

The problem

Building validated forms in Code Igniter using the form_validation library takes too long. To build a form with the form validator and form libraries you need to enter the same value in multiple places; 3 times in the view, the label, the fields error message, and the field itself, again in the controller, once more in the model, and finally you need to setup the database schema to accept these values. This is repetitive and dull.

The solution

Build a little application to automate the large majority of this process. You enter the field names, types, labels and validation rules and it generates all the code for a working validated form.

Considerations

Forms tend to have some bespoke element (AJAX, sessions, custom callbacks etc). Often libraries and scripts tend to try and do the whole process and thus force you into a mold. FormIgniter should simply write 4 files; the MVC and the db schema and then get out of the way.

Where can I find this?

Live application - http://formigniter.org/app

Further explanation and source code - http://formigniter.org

CodeIgniter forum discussion - http://codeigniter.com/forums/viewthread/111570/

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Projects using CodeIgniter (source code available)

BambooInvoice

Rant = Wiki : Forum

FreakAuth
CI drop-in authentification system.

Classroombookings
Room booking system for schools.

MyFina
Web-based personal financial management system.

68 Knowledge Base
68KB is a knowledge base script.  It was built with the site owner in mind and to be as simple to work with as possible.

Linkster, PHP Link Directory
Growing out of a need for simple categorical organization, Linkster aims to be the simple solution. Specifically built for link directories, such as a collection of your business partners. Demo available here.

MaxSite CMS
WordPress-like blog CMS. In heavy development. Documentation is in Russian only for now.
Planet CI
Planet CI is a Feed/RSS agregator reader using PHP. Its similar to planetplanet but its on perl langguage. Planet CI using codeigniter and simple pie. you can se the demo at planet.ilkom.org.

MyClientBase
Invoice management.

ExiteCMS
ExiteCMS (version 8) is an application framework that builds on top of CodeIgniter, and adds features like a full administrative backend, multi-site support, an elaborate TRBAC model, workflow, etc. It is fully modular, we are busy making all functionality of the current ExiteCMS version (forums, albums, blogs, etc) available as modules.

Projects using Code Igniter

Wittygraphy is a social network dedicated to caricaturists and caricature lovers. It’s a place to share, discuss, and promote the art of caricature. Caricaturists get free webspace to build their homepage, get listed in our directory, publish their portfolios to promote their artwork. In addition Wittygraphy is also a marketplace helping artists to sell their services.

BlogFrog blog aggegate service

MindZinger is mainly a question-answer site for students and tutors. Also it has a section that is pretty similar to hotornot.com, and a forum (based on phpbb2), etc. Registration is free. All created on top of a plain code igniter installation by www.pengekcs.com - you can reach me on yahoo at pengekcs [at] yahoo [dot] com

BambooInvoice is free open-source invoicing software intended for small businesses and independent contractors. code is available Also see this forum thread.

Motortopia. A motor enthusiast social networking site focused on peoples passion for motor vehicles. Site features Web 2.0 interface, cross-browser compatability, degradability, accessability and web standards compliance.

ToDlaCiebie.pl - website built entirely with CI, collects best gift ideas from Polish e-shops (‘to dla ciebie’ means ‘this is for you’).

Nuherbs.com - Chinese herbs and medicine site built in CI. Has product ordering and full account access.

PeterBaker.net - Portfolio for the photographer, built in CI and using jquery for some effects.

Snowshoe Conditions - A site for people to check back-country snow conditions before heading out for the day, everything is user-submitted.

Creatieve-Cursussen.nl - Dutch website listing creative courses. Also uses Jquery and a google maps api class.

BritCaster.com - An aggregator and hub for podcasts - UK focused. Generates aggregated RSS feeds for serialised content and a unique custom keyword RSS creator (FeedMe!).

Sign-Up-Sheet - Super simple web based sign-up-sheet program.

BadgeTracker - A web app, built using CI, that handles activity registration and camp management for summer camps.

Classroombookings. An open-source easy to use web-based room booking system for schools.

Zoekipedia. Dutch Wikipedia searchengine. build in CI 1.5.2 Project from Auke Jongbloed and under constant development.

Webacana. Brazilian movie rental service (like Netflix). build in CI 1.5.1 Project from Jesse Jr and under constant development too.

More Chevrolet. Auto dealer site build completely with Code Igniter, with full administrative and CMS.

Reggae Planet, Metal Town, Punk Space. Polish e-shops for reggae, metal and punk music fans.

Gayticketshop.nl - Dutch webshop for ordering tickets for (gay) parties and events. Built and maintained in latest CI version.

Solid.lt. Lithuanian hosting provider.

WebHostNinja.com. Price and feature comparison for web hosting.

Music News Generator - lets you generate music release news code (BB-Code, XHTML code and any other) for blogs, forums etc. using data recieved from Discogs and Last.fm music community sites.

Work-in-progress projects using Code Igniter

morel cornnery. a project Meeting site based on CI 1.5.4 from dakar senegal .
Franchise Bean. An online resource for franchise companies that allows to set up profiles and generate leads.

Digital Design a website built on CI 1.4.1, jquery js/ajax library and some google api flavour. Still under construction. They plan to release the source when they are done.

Interlink Airlines Still under construction, due for release soon. Complete rewrite of Airline booking system + admin facility + major features upgrade.

GranitiWorld - Just a personal site about Graniti, Italy.

Lovetech  - Personal website. Started Dec 06. Heading for commerical cms. Or for charity. Or both. Still practicing, Finland.

SLVouge - Web Site for an already active Second Life Fashion Magazine. Not yet finished and still in development.

overfood.com - The site currently features a restaurant search of the Chefmoz database with restaurants mapped using Google Maps. The search uses xajax for an autocomplete when searching by city. It also uses the mootools accordion effect to switch between search types.

Mobilu.lt. Lithuanian site. It’s cell phones classifieds system. Built on CI 1.5.3. Uses a little bit of XAJAX library.

Blog System. An Indonesian CMS Blog, will release the source when it have done.

Beezwaxx!. Safe, secure, online email app for kids. Currently in closed beta.

itemio. Social Bookmarking site for products based on CI

ufashion. German Fashion Community using COdeIgniter and JQuery

Websites using Code Igniter

TCTransit.mobi - Twin Cities Transit: Mobile. Provide transit data to Twin Cities (Minnesota, USA) commuters in a manner friendly to iPhone and Android devices. Based on CI 1.7.2.

News Online - PanturaNews. An online News website.

Prodotti Tipici - Vendita online di prodotti tipici | Italian special alimentar products e-Commerce

Party Ideas and Party Planning - at bestpartyever.com - CI,1.6.1

Rumah Sakit Ciranjang - Ciranjang Hospital Website. Based on CI 1.6

Dik’s Photography - Indonesian Photographer Website. Based on CI 1.5

SpicY Web+Design - Website based on CI 1.5

Network Artisan - UK catering supplier based on CI 1.5.

422 South - VFX House website based on CI 1.5

Michel-Ange Kuntz - Photo blog - Built using CI 1.5. Back-office : “Partikule CMS” based on CI 1.5.

Wissam Joubran website - Wissam Joubran luthier web site. Front-end based on Code Igniter. Back-office : “Partikule CMS” based on Code Igniter.

Aleksandra Sheybal & Family - first version of private family website (it’s still growing with features - if it’s too small - please remove it from list ;-))

Thomas Welsh Builders, LLC Built using CI 1.5, has property management backend and more - 100% CI!

c7 mobile blog - Personal moblog, updated to Code Igniter over one evening.

BrownieTheCow.org - School testing activist web site. All Code Igniter (front and backend) and a bit of jQuery.
Wissahickon Restoration Volunteers - Environmental group / member-supported, volunteer-driven nonprofit. All CI.
www.theclientele.co.uk - web site for the band ‘the clientele’ (merge records).

pipasforthepeople.com - band web site. tour dates, blog stuff and the rest of the site all done with CI.

Pixels and Code, LLC - Forward-thinking web design and development

Systematix Computer Training - UK commercial training website rewritten in CI 1.5.1

Jongbloed MultiMedia. Home of Dutch Freelance webdeveloper Auke Jongbloed. Front and back-end build in CI 1.5.2 using mootools for effects.

Club 3D . Graphics and Multimedia card company. Front and back-end build in CI 1.5.2 extended with Xajax library.

MonPatelin.fr. French website of local classifieds.

RMCreative. Sam Dark’s custom blog written from scratch with CI.

Lirikita. Lyric and video download written from scratch with CI.

Scholl. Shoes and foot care company - polish version written from scratch with CI.

MoyVkus.ru. Food Social Network.

DrimR.com. Music Social Network

thebuzz.co.il. Real-time news aggregation of financial and business news in Israeli media (in Hebrew).

Backabuddy. Online fundraising -  speedy solution to donating and raising money for charity!, .

OpenOpp - Specializing in Job Marketing and Perpetual Sourcing of top talent, our careers microsites can fully integrate with your existing corporate website, they are available instantly, and they enable millions of active, passive, and future job seekers to find your jobs first.

dennismonsewicz.com - Personal blog about PHP, terminal and weight loss

Other Helpful Links

Social Media - media designed to be disseminated through social interaction

Social Media Marketing -  help your site gain more visibility, popularity, solidify your brand and promote your products and services

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