I could not upload csv file. But you can upload it by changing confi/mimes.php line.

// instead of this
$mimes = array(	'hqx'	=>	'application/mac-binhex40',
				'cpt'	=>	'application/mac-compactpro',
				'csv'	=>	array('text/x-comma-separated-values', 'text/comma-separated-values', ...

// add 'text/plain', as follows
'csv'	=>	array('text/plain','text/x-comma-separated-values',

This should fix the problem.

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I have created a sharethis_helper for CodeIgniter and you can download from github.

How to use it

1. Download it and place them in your CodeIgniter
2. Open application/helper/sharethis_helper.php and change $sharethis_pub_key =‘Add your key here’; and $services = “facebook, twitter, email, sharethis, gbuzz”;
3. You can find your sharethis publication key at http://sharethis.com
4. To modify, open application/views/welcome_message.php

Here are the code.

application/helpers/sharethis_helper.php

function sharethis()
{   $CI =& get_instance();
    // sharethis public key
    //$sharethis_pub_key = $CI->preference->item('sharethis_pub_key'); // I pull it from DB settings
    // for demo
    $sharethis_pub_key ='Add your key here';
    // sharethis direction
    //$direction = $CI->preference->item('sharethis_direction'); // I pull it from DB settings
    // for demo
    $direction ='vertical';
    if($direction=='vertical'){
        $br = '<br />';
    }  else {
        $br ='';
    }
    // sharethis services
    //$services = $CI->preference->item('sharethis_services'); // Again I pull this from DB
    // for demo
    $services = "facebook, twitter, email, sharethis, gbuzz";
    $services_array = explode(',', $services);
    // sharethis size
    //$size = $CI->preference->item('sharethis_size');
    $size = 'large';
    if($size=='large'){
        $size = '_large';
    }  else {
        $size ='';
    }
    $sharethis ='<div id="sthoverbuttons-background" class="sthoverbuttons-background-l">
<div id="sthoverbuttons-top" class="sthoverbuttons-top-l">&nbsp;</div>
<div id="sthoverbuttons-shade" class="sthoverbuttons-shade-l">&nbsp;</div>
<div id="sthoverbuttons-bottom" class="sthoverbuttons-bottom-l">&nbsp;</div>
</div><div id="sthoverbuttonsMain" class="sthoverbuttonsMain-l">
<div class="sthoverbuttons-label">
<span>Share</span>
</div><div class="sthoverbuttons-chicklets">';
    foreach($services_array as $service){
        $service = trim($service);
        $sharethis .="\n<span  class='st_".$service.$size."' ></span>".$br ;
    }
    $sharethis .= '<script type="text/javascript">var switchTo5x=true;</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://w.sharethis.com/button/buttons.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">stLight.options({publisher:\''.$sharethis_pub_key.'\'});</script></div></div>';
	return $sharethis;
}

And in a view.

// I use this with if ($this->preference->item('sharethis_pub_key')){
// for demo
$sharethis_pub_key = TRUE;
if ($sharethis_pub_key){
    $this->load->helper('sharethis');
    echo '<div id="sthoverbuttons" class="sthoverbuttons-pos-left">';
    echo sharethis();
    echo "</div>";
}

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I have added RSS feeds, Goolge Analytics and Orders widgets in its dashboard.

I made changes RSS feeds and Google Analytics codes in PyroCMS in order to fit to the BackendPro widget.

You needs to add necessary information in system>settings>Google Analytics Settings and RSS Feeds Settings.

Download from github

Demo

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Kaimonokago is a shopping cart based on CodeIgniter. The current version is 1.1.4 and it has a multi-language functions.

I have added a quite few design changes in the back-end and some minor bug fixes. Please read README files for installation and other details.

Download from github

Demo

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Well I had a aha moment today, so I thought I should share this. I know that the title is a bit confusing.

There are times still I have to use Windows. And there are times when you have to develop for IE7. My set up for this is using IE 7 on Windows XP which is installed in VMware running on Windows 7. Well I could do it on Ubuntu as well. And I use XAMPP on Windows 7 for development.

Use IPv4 Address value

I had a hard time to display localhost on IE 7. When I use http://localhost/mywebsite, it works fine in my browsers on Windows 7, but it did not display in browsers in Windows XP. In a short answer, use http://192.168.1.2/. If this does not work for you, read on.

On Windows 7, go to Control panes > Network and Internet > Networking and Sharing center, then click your wireless connection or if you are using cable, then cable connection. Please note that it is not a VMware Adapters. When you open the Wireless Network Connection status, click Details. Find the vaule for IPv4 Address. For me it is 192.168.1.2. Use this in a browser in VMware to display a localhost from Windows 7.

Using CodeIgniter?

If you are using CodeIgniter, then you need to do one more step. Open your system>application>config>config.php and add the following to your base_url.

$config['base_url']	= "http://192.168.1.2/mywebsite/";

Without this line, all the internal links, images, CSS and scripts are broken. Adding this will fix the problems.

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I have created two free add-ons for PyroCMS and they are avaiable from PyroCMS website Download page. The first one is Todo-Manager and the second one is Calendar.
You just need to unzip and place them under pyrocms/addons/modules/ directory, then login, go to Add-ons, click install buttons. Todo manager will be installed under Utilities and Calendar will be under Content.

Download Files: Calendar

Download Files: To Do Manager

PyroCMS is a lightweight, themeable and dynamic content management system powered by CodeIgniter.
You need to install PyroCMS and download addons and move addons to addons/modules/ directory. Go to the back-end and Add-ons to install them. They are from my CMS module and modified for PyroCMS.

It is so easy to install the module in PyroCMS and it did not take so much time modifying it either. There are couple of things you need to know and the followings are what I learnt so far.

1. You can add css, js, img folders for your module. And this is how you add css or js.

$this->template
                    ->append_metadata( js('calendar.js', 'calendar') )
                    ->build('admin/calendar_edit', $this->data);

2. use set_flashdata to create message like the following.

$this->session->set_flashdata(array('success'=> 'Status changed'));

There are success and error as far as I know.

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Kaimonokago is a simple shopping cart which has all the basic CMS functions. In this I am going to write how to add this module to Kaimonokago CMS.

Download and install Kaimonokago.

Here is more details how to do it.

Download Course and Booking and unzip it. Move the following modules.

modules/fitness
modules/bookings
modules/courses
modules/trainers

Import database

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `omc_bookings` (
  `booking_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `customer_id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `course_id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `date_enroll` date NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`booking_id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `omc_courses` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `date_id` int(10) DEFAULT NULL,
  `time` time NOT NULL,
  `course_name` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `trainer_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `desc` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `capacity` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `active` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
  `order` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `booked` int(5) DEFAULT NULL,
  `type` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `omc_date` (
  `date_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `date` date NOT NULL,
  `week_id` int(10) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`date_id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 ;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `omc_trainer` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `trainer_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL,
  `trainer_image` varchar(100) NOT NULL,
  `video_url` text NOT NULL,
  `desc` text NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 ;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `omc_week` (
  `week_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `name` varchar(55) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`week_id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1  ;

Add menu

Open system/application/views/admin/kkmenu.php and add the following at the end.

<li id="fitness"><span class="icon_general"><?php print 'Fitness'?></span>
    <ul>
        <?php if(check('Courses',NULL,FALSE)):?><li><?php print anchor('courses/admin','Courses',array('class'=>'icon_calendar'))?></li><?php echo "\n"; endif;?>
        <?php if(check('Bookings',NULL,FALSE)):?><li><?php print anchor('bookings/admin','Bookings',array('class'=>'icon_user_red'))?></li><?php echo "\n"; endif;?>
        <?php if(check('Trainers',NULL,FALSE)):?><li><?php print anchor('trainers/admin','Trainers',array('class'=>'icon_user_suit'))?></li><?php echo "\n"; endif;?>

    </ul>
</li>

Adding resources

Enter the back-end and go to System >Access Control >Resources and add Fitness under Site, Bookings under Fitness, Trainers under Fitness and Courses under Fitness.

Fitness_controller.php and Fintess_admin_controller.php

Copy and paste system/application/Fitness_controller.php and Fintess_admin_controller.php.

Open system/application/libraries/My_Controller.php and add followings.

include_once("Fitness_controller.php");
include_once("Fitness_admin_controller.php");

bep_assets.php

Open modules/site/config/bep_assets.php and add the followings.

// for fitness module
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'fitnessjs.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');
// for admin fitness
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'fitness_admin.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'fitness.css');

// jqModal
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'jqModalstyle.css');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'jqModal.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');

// colorbox
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'colorbox.css');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'jquery.colorbox-min.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');

// anytime.js and css
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'anytimestyle.css');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'anytime.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'anytimetz.js');

// jquery.timePicker
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'timePicker.css');
$config['asset'][] = array('file'=>'jquery.timePicker.min.js', 'needs'=>'jquery');

// around line 174

// Added from here
$config['asset_group']['FITNESSADMIN'] = 'jquery_ui|admin|shoutbox|master|jquery.datepick|jquery.datepick.pack|coda|site|jquery.dataTables.min|jquery.accordion|demo_table|jqaccordion|jquery.colorbox-min|colorbox|jquery.timePicker.min|timePicker|fitness|fitness_admin';

// at the end
// For Fitness_controller
// Added from here
$config['asset_group']['FITNESS'] = 'forms|jquery.colorbox-min|colorbox|fitness|shopcustomtools|fitnessjs';

Adding CSS and JS

Import all the CSS and JS in the previous action.

Import Images

Import all the following images in assets/images.

controls.png
border.png

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This is a quick note for those who are new to CodeIgniter.
1. Download a zip file.
2. Unzip and move/upload to your server.
3. Create your database and import ci_aurelius.sql which is in the unzipped folder.
4. Open system/application/config/config.php and modify the following to suit with yours.

$config['base_url']	= "http://localhost/ci_aurelius/";

5. Open system/application/config/database.php and modify the following to suit with yours.

$db['default']['hostname'] = "your host name";

$db['default']['username'] = "your user name for database";

$db['default']['password'] = "your password here";

$db['default']['database'] = "your database name";

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I have created a course schedule and booking system on CodeIgniter. Features are the followings.

• Admin featuers
  1. CRUD weeks
  2. CRUD date
  3. CRUD trainers/teachers
  4. Sorting by type whose names are given by colors
  5. CRUD bookings
  6. Booking details by course
  7. Youtube url input to show video
• Front-end features
  1. Student/customer login
  2. Modal for course details and video
  3. Individual Booking display
  4. Total booking number display
  5. Booking control

You can play around with the demo. The demo will be reset every thirty minutes.

Back-end Demo

Front-end Demo

Download page

Login details

admin: admin(at)gmail.com and pw: admin007

email 1: cus7(at)gmail.com and pw: anneanne

email 2: cus2(at)gmail.com and pw: tonjetonje

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Daikon was created a while ago as a simple customer support time tracking application. Daikon2 evolved to a project manager which you can add your logs, specs and file links. And it has some Ajax function as well.

You can play around with the demo. The demo will be reset every thirty minutes.

Demo

Login details

email 1: cus7(a)gmail.com and pw: anneanne

email 2: cus2(a)gmail.com and pw: tonjetonje

Download page

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