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I installed ME and always get an 404.
I autoload the library and the 2 helpers.

This is my folder structure.

http://users.pandora.be/heyninck/screen.png

From the look of your screenshot you are using an old version of ME.

Download version 4.2 from the wiki.

Controller.php and MY_Router.php should be installed to application/libraries.

modules_helper.php should be in application/helpers.

debug_helper.php is optional.

CI loads the Controller and it loads everything else automatically, except debug_helper.

Okay, I works!
I used 4.0 bescause it said final.

Thx 😉

Ok thanks. final = no longer being developed. Sorry for any confusion.

NOTE:
Download link for version 4.0 is removed from wiki to avoid future confusion.

Sorry, it still doesn’t work.
I had welcome.php and its view still in controllers and views

So I only need to autoload the controller?

$autoload['libraries'] = array('Controller');

No. Don’t autoload anything, except debug_helper.php if you want to use it.

Thx, now it works.
Stupid mistake.

Thx for the fast replies!

You’re welcome. 😉

Is it still recomended to do the DB stuff in a model or direct in your controller?
And do you use

echo modules::run('news', $data, 'fetch');

in controllers or in views?

modules::run is a helper call, so its more suited to views, you can use it in a controller or better still use $this->load->module(‘news’); in a controller and then $this->news->fetch($data);

I recommend Models but it’s entirely up to the developer.

Allright, thx for the enlightening.
I will browse the 57 pages for info and best practices

Well its only 56 pages, you took up this one. :lol:

Don’t forget the wiki too.

Special Note:
Ignore everything written by Yingyes in this thread. That will save you reading about 15 pages 😉

First of all ,Thanks for hard work and amazing lib.
Problem:
I can’t load view files from nested view folders under module.
think of something like this:

..
  modules
     test
       controllers
         foo_controller.php
       views
         subfolder
              bar.php
              another_bar.php
         another_subfolder
              another_bar.php
         root_view.php

simply running this

$this->load->view('subfolder/bar');

under foo_controller.php won’t work for me
would you please re-check modules_find function [ME ver. 4.2.6]
Thanks again

ME does allow subfolders, but not by using folder/view, this format is used to cross load resources from other modules.

The subfolder name needs to match the controller name.

ie: `news/controllers/something.php` controller loads views from either `new/views` or `news/views/something/`

Thank you for very fast answer
It would be better if you add it to Wiki 😛