Re: New to the list looking for Codeigniter Guidance.

[Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kevin,

You appear to still be using Zend Core which is way out of date and will not be helping.  Indeed it may be part of the problem. Although I've not used CodeIgniter, I have seen problems with a number of php packages that are caused by the "two apaches" used by the old Zend Core. There's no one place to look, but the problem arises from the fact that the code picks up a server variable (e.g. the client IP) and tries to use it in subsequent connections. Because of the two apache servers this information will sometimes be "incorrect". There is an Apache directive that can be added (although I'm danged if I can recall it) that corrects some of the problems - in other cases a tweak of the script is called for.

In your case I'd advise updating to Zend Server because:

a) It is much faster
b) It may well cure the problem and 
c) Even if it doesn't fix the problem, the code tracing capabilities will help you narrow it down - they really are magic.

 
Jon Paris
Partner400.com

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On Jun 8, 2011, at 1:00 PM, web400-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I searched the archives and saw a few posts on Codeigniter.  We are dabbling
> in it now and have it installed and working ... sorta.  I am unable to get
> the database layer working.  Would any of you gurus out there have any tips
> or a checklist of things that need to be done to get this working?