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This is my steps:
- extract a fresh CI 1.7.1 (or 1.7.2) to local server and change the base url to respect my installation dir
- hit a base url:

<a href="http://localhost/ci_test/">http://localhost/ci_test/</a>

- output: welcome message with correct elapsed time (eg. Page rendered in 0.0157 seconds)

- extract a fresh Modular Separation 11 (or 12) and put MY_Loader.php and MY_Router.php in application/libraries
- hit a base url:

<a href="http://localhost/ci_test/">http://localhost/ci_test/</a>

- output: welcome message with incorrect elapsed time (at the bottom: Page rendered in {elapsed_time} seconds)

Did anyone have a same problem with me?

I have same problem… on clean 1.7.2 installation

Use version 1.4

* @copyright   Copyright (c) Wiredesignz 2009-10-17
* @version     1.4

im using 1.4 ...

Try adding parent::__construct(); to MY_Loader constructor ~line 46

Thanks…

Now is working 😊

Modular Separation - PHP5 version 1.05 is attached to this post.

Fixed bug with {elapsed_time} described above.
Added support for $this->config->load() and $this->lang->load() in modules.

EDIT:
deprecated file removed

Did anyone tried modular separation with DMZ? It works perfect when DMZ model is in normal models folder but when is in the modules/MODULE/models cannot find it.

I’m not sore is this right topic for this question or it need changes from DataMapper side

Modular Separation - PHP5 version 1.06 is attached to this post.

Added feature: Multiple module base locations.

EDIT:
deprecated file removed

Controllers in sub-directories are supported and resources may be cross loaded from other modules.

How do you go about cross loading resources from other modules? How can you specify which module to load a model from?

errr my bad, I had some naming issues going on. It works as you would think $this->load->model(modulename/model);

Nice work on this project, so far it is running very smoothly

i love this. so much better than Matchbox… but it would be nice if i went to the admin module via /admin it would auto load the controller that is set in the routes folder as home

/admin/welcome

if it already does this im retarded and cant figure it out haha

It does.

Set a route in your admin module config/routes.php file as

$route['admin'] = 'welcome';

oh ok that makes sense… thanks!

Hi wiredesignz, any plans to backport the new features back to ME-HMVC?

Hey Fred,

Yes Modular Extensions PHP5 version 5.2.26 will have the same features. In fact the two projects share the same codebase.