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Hi Phil,

The navigation is not a problem, I can do that. I was saying about the all structure (language specific content for each article/page).

I will give it a try and if the project will be working I will contact you, maybe it can be useful for the project.

Regards,
Dimitry

If you can track your work with Git I would be more than happy to include any multi-lingual improvements you make to the system.

Hi Phil,
Thanks for a nice PyroCMS. No I have a few questions.

1. Tinymc is not working at admin panel third part module news.
2. How can I display login box in the frontpage? Or how we can display widgets from different modules on the frontpage?

PS: Now I’m translating to turkish and soon maybe I’ll send you language files.

Waiting for reply

How can I display login box in the frontpage? Or how we can display widgets from different modules on the frontpage?

Widgets from different modules? Widgets are currently not modular, so you only have RSS, Twitter, HTML and Navigation.

I recently made a Login widget for my other CMS project, so I’ll copy that across tonight. It is essentially just a HTML form posting to users/login anyway.

Actually I want to try to make widget of login and user details, in details are the links to change the profile info, adding news. Should I use search widget for my module differently or should I use it inside view in my module?

Now I’m making Hotels reservation and Jobs/Recruit modules for two different companies.

How we can use Views of two different modules in one place?

Thanks a lot,

Waiting for reply.

Actually I want to try to make widget of login and user details, in details are the links to change the profile info, adding news. Should I use search widget for my module differently or should I use it inside view in my module?

Now I’m making Hotels reservation and Jobs/Recruit modules for two different companies.

How we can use Views of two different modules in one place?

Thanks a lot,

Waiting for reply.

A widget should just be an intelligent display fragment. Think of it as a view file with some accompanied PHP, so if you want to handle form submissions and stuff like that you should probably post to a module.

$this->load->view('modulename/viewfile');

Thanks for nice explanation.
Actually I want to make login in the left side of the page. When the clients logins, the list of personal info and links should be on the left side during the site surfing. Let’s say, I login to my job application site. After I login, on the left side I need my cv add, cv list, job application list. Or should I control it in my job/recruit module?

Thanks for fast reply.

I have interesting error, can you help me.

My table “section”
When I use this code

$sections = $this->section_m->get($id);

I have this error

A Database Error Occurred

Error Number: 1146

Table 'ik.sections' doesn't exist

SELECT * FROM (sections) WHERE `id` = '1'

Inside my model all table names are “section” but why “s” is added? I see at my error.

We use MY_Model for table name conventions and shared get/insert/update methods. If you do not want any of this then extend your models from Model instead.

class Section extends Model

I actually use this module

class Section_m extends Model

but when I write this

$sections = $this->section_m->get($id);

I get the error I indicated above. but when we use get function, it is called from MY_Model but why it adds “s” to the end of my table “section”. That is the problem.

I resolved this problem by changing my table to “sections”

Naming Conventions

This class will try to guess the name of the table to use, by guessing the plural of the class name. If the table name isn’t the plural and you need to set it to something else, just declare the $table instance variable and set it to the table name. Some of the CRUD functions also assume that your primary key ID column is called ‘id’. You can overwrite this functionality by setting the _$primary_key_ instance variable.

Now I such menus on the module

Universities (admin) controller
Sections (admin_section Controller Name and Controller Class) (section_m Model name)
Elements (admin_element Controller Name and Controller Class) (element_m Model name)

I want to make route for pagination for sections, elements and universities list

“career” is my folder of the module

SO how can I do this? I tried this one

$route['career/admin/element/(:num)?'] = 'admin_element/index/$3';

But it doesn’t work, anything wrong on the routing?

Clearly:

$route['career/admin/element/(:num)?'] = 'admin_element/index/$3'; 
//
$route['career/admin/element/(:num)?'] = 'admin_element/index/$1';

Im sorry Nurdin but I can’t walk you through every step of this. These are issues with CodeIgniter and general publicly available and documented third-party libs. I really don’t have time to support you at each step along the way.

Good luck!

Thank you very much, I already revised Codeigniter and actually their routing is different, that’s why I asked this question here. I tried the way you specified changing $3 to $1 but it doesn’t work.

But thanks anyway. I’ll try to do by myself.