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Sergey Dyagovchenko
AttachmentsNo attachmentsAssociationsNo associationsActivityon Aug 07, 2009 @ 09:45pm UTC * By Adam Price
Status changed from New to Fixed(In revision:252) Moved Admin_Controller and Public_Controller to there own seperate files. Keeping to 1 class per file. Closes #99on Aug 08, 2009 @ 08:42am UTC * By Adam Price
Severity changed from normal to -none-Milestone changed from Version 0.7 to Version 0.6.#Time ExpenditureLoading
I was thinking about this and find only one way...
MY_Controller.php_' is for '_Site_Controller class
Admin_Controller.php_' is for '_Admin_Controller class
Public_Controller.php_' is for '_Public_Controller class
and at the end of MY_Controller.php include other Controller classes:
...but the best way will be to include Admin_Controller when we are using backend of the site... and Public_Controller - frontend... I think for doing this we need to do some CodeIgniter Core Classes code changes...