Question

So I m using codeigniter and I ve had very letter experience with it so far but here s my issue.

I have an if statement I ve set up that says if (@$_GET[ f ] == callback ) then do something, if not, do something else.

So basically my URL ends up looking like this:

http://localhost/finalproject/myspacedev/index?f=start

and all I get is a 404 page. I ve tried turning on get in the config, done a bunch of reading on here about using the uri segment class in CI, but all I get are 404 errors. What am I doing wrong here? It s driving me nuts!

Answer 1

Nevermind I m dumb.

It s PATH_INFO, not PATH INFO.

Still having some issues but for now I m good.

Answer 2

CodeIgniter automatically maps $_GET variables to class member parameters, which is far nicer to work with (see Controllers in the CI docs).

An example:

<?php
class blog extends Controller {

    function archives($filter =   ) {
        // $filter is a $_GET paramemter
    }
}
?>

The above controller would be available at /blog/archives/ and anything after that portion of the URI would be passed as the $_GET parameters. If /blog/archives/ returns a 404, then you probably don t have the .htaccess file in the web root, or you may not have it enabled in the Apache configuration.

Answer 3

It must have something to do with my .htaccess file, even though I thought I had it set up correctly. I tried to do it that way and never had any success so I just ended up enabling GET with the parse_str line that everyone passes around.

In any case, I got it to work even if its not the cleanest, most efficient way.

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