Codeigniter Administrative Area Controller

Question

I am developing a website with administrative area. I started it with the new version of Codeigniter 3.1.5. In the main pages would be body of the site, already in the news pages the url would be as follows: www.exemplo.com/noticia/visualizar/id with the controller news and display function responding to url.

Already on the administrative page the link would be www.exemplo.com/admin with the controller admin bringing the main page of the administrative area. From this URL controllers add news, photos, etc. Must respond to url for example: www.exemplo.com/admin/noticia/adicionar with the controller noticia after the admin in the url. I thought I’d put two Framework in the hosting one in the root folder and the other in admin. But I don’t think I’m the best. I read about extends class, but I don’t know if I’m on the right track.

Answer 1

Do the following, inside the folder application/controllers (using the concept of controls in sub-directories via documentation) create a folder named after admin, example application/controllers/admin, and now all the controllers that are part of the administrative area make the file in there, example:

and to call this page in the browser do so:

this already guarantees even the name of the route. Other files can continue in the same way, ie in the same folder application/controllers.

This process is also good for organizing your code by separating what is administrative and what is for everyone to access.

If you want to create a default route for this folder goes in application/config/routes.php and add at the end of the file like this:

$route['admin'] = 'admin/home/index';

when falling in the route admin will access by default the controller Home and the method index

_References:

• Controllers
• Organizing Your Controllers into Sub-Directors
• URI Routing