WOW

Finally!! I’ve been waiting so long for this!

Thanks alot, I’m going to watch it right now

Been looking forward for this one! Keep up the good work Jeffrey and thanks for this great series

its awsome!!!, @jeff keep it up

Hello! Please make a itunes feed for this screencasts! I don’t have internet all time for watching… thanks for this screencasts!

What happen to Blip Tv…

I think i’ll pick CI for my current project…only designing right now…let’s see when I start developing….

hopefully it will help me build it faster….

Great work Jeff. Now that I’m all caught up, found myself sitting around waiting for this.

Cheers

Sigh I really hate video tutorials. Just give me the code and ill figure it out myself, I hate sitting through people yabbing about it.

Great information. I would like to see more on updating records using a form with elements like drop downs and check boxes along with normal text. I know you ran out of time during this session but it has something that I think would be very useful in many projects.

As always great job.

I’m on a low bandwidth connection and as streaming and following the tutorials are not a practical option, used to download screencasts from blip.tv, but now no idea how to do it.

Jeff, this series has been extremely helpful. I’d buy you a beer if I could. Thanks buddy.

I love you, Jeff!

its good.

Great work Jeff. I love CodeIgniter

Great JW continue on … love this series
I was waiting for it for so long………..

If it’s possible please provide us the title of the next screen cast too at the end of each episode.

hey thanks Jeff…. glad to see this up, been hanging out for it! Wont see the wife and kids for a few days now

Hi, can you please offer all FLV or MOV tutorial files somewhere like in video archive on your web site for download purposes. Because I could not find most of them to download. Like Diving into PHP and others. I really like all the tutorials you create, it helps me learn PHP and CodeIgniter. You explain everything very good. Thank you so much.

Thanks for this Jeff… it will come in handy!

Is it wrong that I enjoy CRUD so much, its like the building blocks of all webapp life lol. To think it was so damn hard a few years ago…

I’m only starting learning CRUID, and already starting to love it So no, its not wrong Jeff.

great as always, looking forward to the upcoming codeigniter tuts

Can you please add direct links to your videos. I like to watch them offline on my laptop. Thank you.

Hi Jeff, absolutely great stuff, I think this is much more useful than the e-mail stuff

Anyway, what I’d love to see next time are things like
- get a grip on the update function (obviously – would like to see how to use it properly, by filling existing info into a form and then let the users override it)
- understand how to build more complex models – e. g. in a blog, you might have categories and you want to create categories and assign posts to a category (which you could select in a drop down or by checkboxes or similar)
- anyway, you promised that we would ultimately end up at a full blown cms-system – guess I am just waiting to get there in the long row

Am I able to download the videos from screencast.com ?
Just so I can watch them when I’m not online. Cheers

i simply love this serie!

This is really fun.
But for some reason it can’t find the “db” property:

Message: Undefined property: Site_model::$db

Filename: models/site_model.php

Line Number: 15

why not provide the url for downloading the vidioes?

Think you ,I find the way to do what I want…

Been waiting for this one… thanks!

hey thank you very much, I watched every single video. great stuff. what I’d like to see in this series is some ajax combined with CI would have been great for this one.

keep it up & cheers

Thx for this video!, i was using $this -> db -> query(”UPDATE ….”); (A)

You can also grap segments trough the function in the controller.
Example:

index.php/class/test/variable/var2

class:

function test($segment,$segment2)
{
echo $segment //Will echo: variable
echo $segment2 //Will echo: var2
}

–
Offtopic, how did you get your FF so damn fast :O? Is it Mac OS that makes it so fast? Even on localhost a reload takes 2 seconds on my pc

Paul

Thanks Jeff,

These tuts are fantastic, I really appreciate your effort in keeping these going. I am just curious, though, have you gotten this on iTunes yet? I am not seeing it.

Good tutorials.

Please put some more security and encryption stuff.

BTW why did You change media player (flv changed into mp4)?

Good tutorials.

Please put some more security and encryption stuff next time.

BTW why the media player changed? (flv changed to mp4, why?)

It isn’t showing on iTunes, do I have to wait for it to update or screencast.com doesn’t provide an iTunes feed?

can u please Compress your videos for download ? PLUS videos as well.

Dont know if its possible but do all this with ajax so we dont have to redirect
would be a nice thing to learn next:)

also security stuff is something i want to learn aswell

Hi Jeffrey, thanks for great tutorials.
I am interested to see some combination of CI and AJAX.

Day 5 — On update you could use the ‘get_records’ adding a link to a page where you could edit this content and then update it.
There are hundreds of ways to do it, and in some way it’s nice you didn’t do much, because we can try a couple ways

Day 6 – It would be nice to create a tutorial on how to create an admin area using sessions(cookies and/or database), and the show how to login and logout.

Great series!

Hi Jeff, thank you so much for filling my request. By adding direct download link to your video. This will help me a lot, since I wanted to watch your videos offline.
If you can please continue posting direct links to your videos. Thank you again Jeff for very good tutorials. I think you should be a programming teacher in college if you not already LOL

What do you search to get the videos from iTunes?

Thanks

Maybe in Day 6 you’ll be coding Login system?

It would be nice to see some session stuf (admin and users with roles) properly secured.

Also the jQuery and CodeIgniter tutorial is a nice idea. Maybe dynamic login page?

But to be honest the CRUD tutorial is not complete. What about errors? What about data validation. What about simple silent errors like storing 20 chars into 10 chars field?

I checked your video in VLC media player – the audio gets broken at 5:51.

Same in Media Player Classic. U can skip that part while watching and everything stays fine but i know for sure now that the FILE IS BROKEN. Probably because you made some cut & glue operations on the file.

Your videos are excellent, please keep it on.
I’d appreciate if you make one about session and cookie managing.

Thanks a lot, really

Thanks Jeff for another screencast!
I didn’t have any problems with the video loading, but not being able to control volume it’s a little annoying (and it went up and down a couple of times during playing)… Anyway, that’s nothing we can’t solve moving up and down the speaker’s volume =P

One question, does codeigniter have a way to manage the id of the rows. Because in the video, the id field is set to auto_increment in the database, and when you add the first element via CI, it sets it’s id to 16 when the last one was 14 (minute 16:42), which is kinda weird…
It’s just curiousity, but do you have any idea about what could have happened??

Thnx for this great videos…i’ve been following since day 1….

Hi dwds.

Nice post. I’ve been working with CI for a while and I’ve started using like that – in the native way – but then I discovered the code crafter.

Basically Code Crafter is a CRUD generator, that makes your life easier by creating the Models and basic CRUD system (almost like scaffolding) by only checking your database.

Code Crafter’s Guide – http://www.datacraft.co.za//software/codecrafter_user_guide.pdf

Code Crafter’s Page – http://www.datacraft.co.za/site/products/codecrafter

I’d like this site much better if there were text-only versions of the screencasts. I personally don’t have time to sit through a screencast and would really like to read some of the screencast series you have. It’s much easier to scan…

Thanx a lot Jeff. I wanted this download option since i first saw u’r jquery tutorials. It would be great if u could provide a way to download all u’r older videos…

doh!..I wish there was a part 2 for day 5
CRUD operations are so good…

In Day 1,2,3,4 and upcoming screencast
…Please provide the video to be downloaded, thanks

keep the CI screencast coming!..Thanks Jeff

Great tutorial, i really look forward to the next one every week. Requests for next week:
A padded out update function (making it more like an edit function)
and the basics of user authentication although is probably running before i can walk.

Once again great tutorial, really laying things out in an understandable way.

Hello,

Would love to see if you record it more frequently rather than a week.

Its so awesome that waiting for a week is a pain.

Great post! Great screencast! Great Website!!

A basic login system would be great. Some more complex queries would be great too, (joins and stuff )

All in all this was a great tut, i’m having a little bit of trouble seeing how this code is going to end up showing a blog like you showed in the first screencast, but i love the fact that we can ask for certain topics to be discussed.

Keep it up Jeffrey

check out Yii Framework guys

http://www.yiiframework.com/ (the framework)

http://www.yiiframework.com/yii-sites/ (sites powered by yii)

A simple login routine would be great. I also love the fact that we can request subjects, although i don’t see this turning into a blog by episode X (10).

Btw, i can’t find this one on iTunes yet.

I must be missing something. I’m working through this tutorial (I’m up to 16 minutes in) and when I go to look in the database to see if the “content” has been added to the database, all I see is a number 0, not the content I actually entered into the field. What am I doing wrong? Everything else seems to work.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

@jeff firstly can I say love the series so far. I have been Reading a lot of books about oo php and the mvc pattern but didn’t know where or how to start implimenting this. So thanks.

Just a little request I like to watch these videos on my iPhone, can you provide a link in the articles to an iPhone friendly version? Many thanks.

Video link is not downloading nor playing online… what to do?

Hello Jeff, I want to learn more in depth form/database handling with relational databases.

For example: 3 tables, Person, Communication, CommunicationKind.

A person can have multiple Communications(Telephone,Fax,E-mail).

When Selecting a person in a table row, It would be nice a sub-table to show up with communications which could be added or edited. With the possibility to select the communicationkind with a dropdown box.
And when the communicationkind isn’t in the dropdown box, add a new one and after adding being able to select the new item.

I am looking forward to see your new CAST
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Any idea when the new one (ep.6) will be available ? Waiting impatiently here haha. I’d also love to see a (simple) login/user management script.

Gotta love that we can actually ask for what we’d want to learn, gives it that much more depth. Anyway, keep it up loving these couple of series (this and the wordpress series )

http://rapidshare.com/files/273951422/CodeIgniter_From_Scratch-_Day_5.mp4_downloadOnly_true

rapidshare link, after download rename it to anything you link making sure you keep the extension as .mp4

Very good tutorials for CodeIgniter,great job 10000X .

I like the site too!
Regards,
Alex

Hey Jeff another excellent CI tutorial. Anyway you could mix some jQuery with one? Maybe show some AJAX with it?

Keep up to good work.

Just a quick message to say thank you for ALL of your tutorials and especially this CI series! Got me rebuilding my portfolio with CI

topics I’m looking forward to seeing :
- internalisation (interface parts as well as contents)
- file upload (single and multiple with validation)
- login in / user management

for those interested I found an awesome and extremely simple template library that allows to easily build common sections of a website (like the header and footer parts) -> http://maestric.com/doc/php/codeigniter_template

Good tutorials

How about Jquery Ajax load content to view

What I would like to see in Day 6 is how to build a tagging system where you can tag your posts/images/pages/whatever, search by tags and show related stuff.

I think it’s better than doing login system because it goes deeper in more complex SQL queries (I think, I never did one which are much harder to learn than code a login system.

Than do login system in Day 7, and please, do it with privileges, to show us how we can restrict some users access to certain admin area parts.

Because, there are bunch of login system tutorials out there and they are very easy to apply on CI. I built normal login system, I believe, that is secure, by just using CI User Guide and little of logic .

It’s time go much more complicated I think now when we are already in day 6.

Dear Jeff,

Please share next post with CI + jQuery Pagination.

Thanks,

Thanks Jeff. Again, next tutorial would be nice if you digged into your Authentication library of choice, wether it be TankAuth or DX_Auth… I actually would like to know what’s your favourite auth library for CI because you opinion counts… There are many, I’m about to choose DX but I’m not sure if it’s the best?

Thanks for the great work, and thank you Envato for bringing so much energy making the world a better place for learning

How much would it cost to get one on one php/codeigniter classes. Mostly just php classes. I have a good grasp on things but I want a better understanding These tuts are amazing and are helping out a great deal! Would someone at nettuts be willing to do that er no?

When is the next one coming out?

Can’t wait for the next series! Thanks a lot!

Took me a while, but I finally got the time to go through this tut. I’ve been using CI for a while now – but I really like seeing someone else step through the basics as a foundation refresher.

I’d like to see a lesson on URL segment Rewriting with CI.

Thanks for all the hard work, Jeffrey

Hi Jeff, thanks for the screenscats, they’re great!!

For day 6 I’d like some tips on how to create a good and flexible site structure using CI. What I mean is how can I divide things in sections (views probably) like header, content and footer and load these sections dynamically.

Thanks and keep up the good work!

I would have loved to see some attention giving to Update. I think that’s where a lot of us have been having issues with it. Create and Delete are fairly simple, IMO whereas Update is the tricky one to implement. Please devote some time to the next tut to Update.

Great videos. I’d love to see some best practices for CI regarding ‘templates.’ That is, what’s the best way to load a common Header, Footer, etc? Should this be done in the controller or in the views? Thanks!

When the next day is coming?

it version still ain’t up?

Jeff when we can expect next part ???

Is this podcast available for download to iTunes. I have subscribed for Nettuts podcasts in iTunes, but unable to receive this video.

Regards

Jeff, I want to learn about CodeIgniter’s Template Parser Class, and how to use it with the CMS we are going to create. Is this possible?

This Series is great!

For the next screencast I think it’ll be good to show us how to build a good login system with different levels of security (Like Administrator, Newser, Member, etc).

Thanks for this good screencast!

Question for the more experienced CodeIgniterers: would you use a templating system like Smarty in conjunction with a CI-driven site, or does CI have features that make Smarty redundant?

I am new to both and want to know if I should learn both.

Dying to get started with these tutorials.

Already planned out a little project.

Is there a .mov version available?

Many thanks, Jeff.

Thanks!
your videos really help me a lot.
i’m going to build my new website using CI

The screencast doesn’t load. Nor can you download it. Help?

Video doesn´t work

Hi Jeff, Thanks for the video tutorial and it have help me a lot in learning CodeIgniter. I try to download the video for lesson 5 but couldn’t find the link. Can you please put up the video??
Thanks…

Hey Jeff, thanks for the wonderful tutorial on CodeIgniter. I really learn so much from your video. I am trying to download the Day 5 tutorial but the links is broken. Is it possible for you to upload it??
Thanks a lot…

Hey all…
the video doens’t seem to work, nor the download link…
Please, could anybody provide a link to the video…please

Thx very much

The video its gone??? 404 Not Found :S

Hey Jeff,
I have loved the series so far, however there isn’t a copy of this to download or on iTunes avalible. This flash player doesn’t seem to co-operate.

Many Thanks
Karl Ballard

Nop, can’t watch the video either, same thing with day 6

Is this video ever going to be fixed? The download doesn’t work, and the video won’t play on the site.

I know I’m a bit behind the times but only recently stumbled upon this. Am I blind as I cant see the down load button? Been through itunes and this and day 6 are both missing? My system is that poor and old then all I get really is audio though streaming.

Strange. Just watched the video last night, and everything appeared to be synced.

What do you use to watch your videos?

I watch your videos using Media Player Classic on Windows – i found nothing wrong with last file although the file format changed.

Hey Jeff, I’ve finished all the videos you have posted on CodeInginter. CRUD was the last one today. Thank you so much for creating this videos, it helps me to learn a lot from you. You explain all the code in detail. A bit fast at times, I need to pause a lot to catch up. But I understood everything.

The next video would be nice about “Pagination” where you grab contents from database and show only limited amount of contents per page. Also, in the following videos, it would be nice if you could teach us how to properly make admin control panel or at least login/logout/register with sessions etc… Thank you.

The file is broken. Read my other post about media players.

I personally use only VLC in both linux and windows. When watching offline screencasts.