Here is my next screencast on CodeIgniter.
In this tenth episode of the CodeIgniter From Scratch screencast series, we will be exploring the Calendar library. We are also going to utilize the database class and jQuery AJAX. I will show you how to build a simple and CSS-styled calendar page, which will have the ability to store and display content for each day.
#1 by Joe on March 14th, 2010
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I came across the neverland and found your tutorials is awesome.
#2 by Zack Kitzmiller on March 20th, 2010
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Please, Please, Please.
We know you’re getting paid for the CI from Scratch tuts, but the Doctrine ones are great! Please more doctrine tuts.
#3 by ertan kayalar on April 2nd, 2010
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nice article thanks
#4 by ibrahim yilmaz on June 21st, 2010
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I download the source code and change the required areas but i get only ci welcome message am i idiot? I can connect the database, i created a database with name ci_series and a table named calendar that has 2 values “date” and “data” but i see just welcome message. when i tried to go http://localhost/ci_series/mycal link appears broken. When i go to the http://localhost/ci_series/ there is just f.king welcome message.
#5 by asd on June 21st, 2010
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saf
#6 by Adam on July 1st, 2010
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Thank you for this tutorial. Helped me out not starting at point zero with my current project
But I have one “bug”:
Days date,8,2);
if ($d[0] == “0″)
$d = substr($d,1,1);
$cal_data[$d] = $row->data;
@ibrahim: the URL is http://localhost/ci_series/display