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Hi wiredesignz,

I found this on SO, which might be a bug - I wasn’t able to reproduce it, but maybe someone else is?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8487494/codeigniter-2-1-0-and-modular-extension-hmvc-database-error-randomly

Although that error occurs in the MX_Loader::database() method the code there is functionally identical to the code in the CI_Loader::database() method provided with CodeIgniter 2.1.0

I cannot duplicate this error either so I suspect the problem lies with his server or MySQL installation.

If the problem is with his server it would also explain why I can’t reproduce the problem.

I linked to this thread on his question - he’d might be able to provide with additional information if he still has problems.

Apparently this is not a new problem. A bit of research found another person having the same issue with his Mac and MySQL.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6324467/trouble-with-hmvc-modular-extensions-for-codeigniter

My Google-fu must be weak; I tried finding similar problems, but I’m glad you found it. I Linked the post into his question - that might help him out.

i found out HMVC does not work with multiple view path

this is MY_Loader code

<?php (defined('BASEPATH')) OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

/* load the MX_Loader class */
require APPPATH."third_party/MX/Loader.php";

class MY_Loader extends MX_Loader {
    
     /**
     * Since _ci_view_paths is protected we use
     * this setter to allow things like plugins to
     * set a view location
     */
    public function set_view_path($path)
    {
        if (is_array($path))
        {
            // if we're restoring saved paths we'll do them all
            $this->_ci_view_paths = $path;
        }
        else
        {
            // otherwise we'll just add the specified one
            $this->_ci_view_paths = array($path => TRUE);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Since _ci_view_paths is protected we use
     * this to retrieve them.
     */
    public function get_view_paths()
    {
        // return the full array of paths
        return $this->_ci_view_paths;
    }
}

and my directory structure

application/views
application/controllers
...
...
assets/theme/views
assets/theme/views/layouts
assets/theme/views/partials
assets/theme/views/partials/something.php

so at controller i do this

//SET ADDITIONAL VIEW PATH
        $this->load->set_view_path(
                array_merge(
                        $this->load->get_view_paths(), 
                        'assets/theme/views/' => TRUE)));

so i that i can load view not just from application/views and application/modules/views

and also i can load from custom path…..

i tried

$this->load->view('partials/something');

and i get view not found ......
and ideas to make it work ?

@Keat Liang, I have pushed an update to Bitbucket which should allow you to use the cascading views feature.

@Keat Liang, I have pushed an update to Bitbucket which should allow you to use the cascading views feature.

i found some issue, when

$this->load->view('partials/something');

suppose like this under Loader

assets/themes/admin/views/partials/notice.php

but it eats away ‘partials’

assets/themes/admin/views/notice.php

thanks for the fix BTW..

workaround is specify multiple file path….

assets/themes/admin/views/
assets/themes/admin/views/partials/

@Keat Liang, I have pushed an update to Bitbucket to prevent the sub-directory being removed from the path. Thanks.

@Keat Liang, I have pushed an update to Bitbucket to prevent the sub-directory being removed from the path. Thanks.

thanks, now it work like a charm !, now i understand a little bit more HMVC code….

Hello there, I was trying to implement HMVC 5.4 on CI 2.1.0. Several months ago I did it with HMVC 5.4 and CI 2.0.2 or 2.0.3. I have been following the installation guide from the wiki on bitbucket but it doesn’t work. What can I do to use HMVC on CI 2.1.0? Thanks in advance.

I’m using Codeigniter 2.1.0 and latest HMVC library from bitbucket

On my development ubuntu machine code works withut any problem, but when I try to run the same code in windows machine views are not being loaded.
I’m also using .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) library.

Default controllers and views works without any problem, but views in Module directory is not showing up.

modules  
 -- home  
    --controllers  
    ----home.php
    --views
    ----home.php

I tried using $this->load->views(‘home/home’); and $this->load->views(‘home’);

but none of them worked.

I looked around but didn’t see anyone address multiple folders in the controller? Like this…

/accounts/account/welcome.php
/accounts/account/files.php
/accounts/account/projects.php
/accounts/account/invoices.php

Looks to me that I’d just need to update Router.php… this is the default:

list($module, $directory, $controller) = array_pad($segments, 3, NULL);

So I’d just need to run a few loops over the segments to see what is really a directory and what is really a controller.

Should I build that out or am I missing something that is already written?

Looks to me that I’d just need to update Router.php… this is the default:

list($module, $directory, $controller) = array_pad($segments, 3, NULL);

So I’d just need to run a few loops over the segments to see what is really a directory and what is really a controller.

 

Hi, I had a look at this before Christmas and thought that the looping/conditional-checks you described was probably the way to go.  I’d be interested to see how you get on - it would be a really great addition to the HMVC implementation!