CodeIgniter displays a simple 404 error page whenever the user navigates to a broken link.
You can easily customize it and make more user-friendly for the user.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create custom 404 error page in CodeIgniter.
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TinyMCE is a WYSIWYG editor which enables HTML textarea or other HTML elements to accept formatted input and media files.
It previews the content while adding and editing.
In this tutorial, I show how you can add TinyMCE editor to HTML control and read it on the form submit in CodeIgniter Project.
CodeIgniter has upload library which makes easier to handle file uploading.
Sometimes need to allow multiple files upload to the web application. This can easily add by separately creating file element for selection.
But this can handle with single file element by adding multiple attribute.
Need to loop on selected files for upload.
In this tutorial, I show how you can upload multiple files in CodeIgniter.
AJAX based pagination load content without reloading the whole webpage and improve the user experience.
CodeIgniter has the pagination library to add pagination.
From the controller need to handle the AJAX request which sends from the view.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create AJAX pagination in CodeIgniter.
Pagination gets complicated when to find specific groups of records when there is a large number of records are available.
By adding a search filter with pagination makes easier for the user to easily find records e.g. filter list by country, department, name etc.
It is easier to add pagination using pagination library in CodeIgniter.
In this tutorial, I am using the SESSION to store search value and filter the pagination list.
In CodeIgniter Model are the PHP classes where all database related manipulation is done e.g. fetching records, insert, update, and delete records.
Within this, all data processing logic is done.
All model files are managed in application/models directory and they are load and access by the controller.
If there is the registration form on the website then you need to make sure that the username or email must be unique.
The user will login with the selected username next time when it comes to the website.
You can either check it after submitting the form or while entering it.
In the demonstration, I am creating a simple registration form in CodeIgniter where check the entered username with Angular and insert the record if the username is available.
Data selection is required either to display information on the screen or use it for some data manipulation.
If you want to get records from the MySQL database using AngularJS in CodeIgniter then you need to create a method in the controller for handling the requests and return response.