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can we integrate wordpress in codeigniter…..?
if yes then plz tell me how,
or any other blog we can intergrate in ci

No…you cannot integrate Wordpress in CodeIgniter.  That question is very ridiculous.  I don’t know of any blog software off the top of my head written in CI, however you can create a basic one yourself pretty easily.

Here is the Blog in 20 minutes video for CI.  It is a little old, but the basics are the same: http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/watch/blog/

Dan

You can’t “integrate” wordpress, but wordpress and a codeigniter application can run side-by-side. Google has extensive information on doing this (like here, for example).

I don’t know of any blog software off the top of my head written in CI

http://expressionengine.com/

ExpressionEngine is not a blog engine.  It is a CMS framework.  If you use EE for a simple blog, you just wasted hours of your life getting it setup.  Nothing against EE, it is just WAY to heavy for just a blog.

I could have said PyroCMS (http://pyrocms.com) too (which I am a dev on), but i didn’t.

Stop brown nosing EE, it gets you no where.

Dan

Stop brown nosing EE, it gets you no where.

Is the attitude really necessary? I don’t even use EE.

As far as i can understand, Codeigniter & Wordpress can’t integrate with each other. Because, CodeIgniter is a framework & WordPress is a blogging script which might have running on it’s own custom framework having different architecture than Codeigniter…

May be it’s possible, u can pick any piece of code(Like: Class) & customize that according of u’r need to use in WordPress…

No…you cannot integrate Wordpress in CodeIgniter.  That question is very ridiculous.  I don’t know of any blog software off the top of my head written in CI, however you can create a basic one yourself pretty easily.

Here is the Blog in 20 minutes video for CI.  It is a little old, but the basics are the same: http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/watch/blog/

Dan

thanks for this link i tried this blog long time ago.but client need to have a very attrative and good enough blog in his project.

No…you cannot integrate Wordpress in CodeIgniter.  That question is very ridiculous.  I don’t know of any blog software off the top of my head written in CI, however you can create a basic one yourself pretty easily.

Here is the Blog in 20 minutes video for CI.  It is a little old, but the basics are the same: http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/watch/blog/

Dan

thanks for this link i tried this blog long time ago.but client need to have a very attrative and good enough blog in his project.

Im sure you can integrate wordpress with codeigniter….. That answer is “very ridiculous”... At the very least, some of its functionality. Why not install wordpress in a subdirectory like /blog or /wp or whatev? Are you wanting to create new pages in wordpress from codeigniter, or just have posts and what not show within the layout which youll be creating mainly w/ ci?

No…you cannot integrate Wordpress in CodeIgniter.  That question is very ridiculous.  I don’t know of any blog software off the top of my head written in CI, however you can create a basic one yourself pretty easily.

Here is the Blog in 20 minutes video for CI.  It is a little old, but the basics are the same: http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/watch/blog/

Dan

evy thng is possible

I use both CI and wordpress. It all depends on the type of application/site someone is looking for. If someone needs to create an online presence for creating and publishing content online, wordpress is awesome. You can easily create plugins to extend any extra functionality you need. The release last week has renamed alot of the “blog” language to be consistent as a CMS platform.

Where CI shines is when you need to create a application that needs some sort of business logic, or connect to another datasoure that’s not MySQL. You can create “blog” like type features for creating the content of your site. Say you wanted to create a site for property listings. Wordpress would be less than ideal out of the box, but you could put something together to make it all work. This would be an ideal site for CI.

My wife does photography, and I wrote a portfolio site in CI for her main site, and installed wordpress in a subfolder. She can upload/change images in her galleries on the portfolio, and use wordpress to post sneek peeks for clients, or marketing info. After working with both CI & WP now, I probably could use one or the other for both.

I use both CI and wordpress. It all depends on the type of application/site someone is looking for. If someone needs to create an online presence for creating and publishing content online, wordpress is awesome. You can easily create plugins to extend any extra functionality you need. The release last week has renamed alot of the “blog” language to be consistent as a CMS platform.

Where CI shines is when you need to create a application that needs some sort of business logic, or connect to another datasoure that’s not MySQL. You can create “blog” like type features for creating the content of your site. Say you wanted to create a site for property listings. Wordpress would be less than ideal out of the box, but you could put something together to make it all work. This would be an ideal site for CI.

My wife does photography, and I wrote a portfolio site in CI for her main site, and installed wordpress in a subfolder. She can upload/change images in her galleries on the portfolio, and use wordpress to post sneek peeks for clients, or marketing info. After working with both CI & WP now, I probably could use one or the other for both.

plz guide me how u r running wordpress with codeigniter

They aren’t running together, they are running parallel as wp is in /blog/ subfolder.
McFrederick Photography CI Site
McFrederick Photography WP Site

u r running paraller any change you made in CI or where u put WP and how u r accessing it.dir structure??

u r running paraller any change you made in CI or where u put WP and how u r accessing it.dir structure??

Nope, unzipped CI folder structure and uploaded to /public_html folder. Unzipped wordress into /blog/ folder. That’s all. I used separate DB’s, but I supposed if you really wanted to, you could connect CI to wordpress’s database. You add additional tables for any extra custom stuff, and even tap into wp_posts table.

thanks