CodeIgniter, jQuery & JSON How To – http://geekhut.org
Posted on 06 May 2010 by Abidoon
A comprehensive JSON tutorial for use with CodeIgniter and jQuery. geekhut.org
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excellent !!
@PortaCustodis Unfortunately ajax file upload is not possible without a hacky iframe or using a flash object to send the data – google for “uploadify”… it is not very codeigniter friendly afaik.
@Maverickx89 I chose Zend because I really enjoyed the auto-complete and built in SSH.
@acenspades yeah my screencasts began looking much better when I bought a mac…
very useful and easy to learn tutorial!
thank u very much!
Awesome tutorial!
Now only if i were Superman so i can see what you are typing that’d be great.
Thank you! Gonna use this combination for my next project as the designer wants a very responsive application.
Quick question: what is the reason you choose the Zend Enviroment for development? Im about to rechoose a good IDE to speed up my work, coz I didnt like EclipsePDT… phpDesigner 7 looks interesting.
Awesome video, thanks. How would I use this approach for an uploader? I have a CI uploader built but I’d like it to show the “success” or “failure” message inline, instead of on a separate page. What would be the best way to do this? Thanks.
You are more than welcome, thank YOU for the kind comment.
Excellent! Thank you for the time and effort to put this together.
I think that this is exactly what you tried to achieve, to put the small pieces together for everyone that needs a comprehensive guide on how to deal with CI JQuery and JSON.
Thank you!
This is cool, but it would be good if your Ajax was a progressive enhancement of a form that also worked without JavaScript enabled. The number of users on the web without JavaScript enabled is small, but it’s good a good practice to maintain.
thank you so much for sharing.
its easy to understand. very nice!
amazing…. I will try it!
Wow, thanks! So happy to help.
Very VERY useful. I was struggling with both jQuery Ajax and codeigniter… and in just 9 minutes you cleared away almost everything
Thank you
I totally agree – thanks for commenting.
very informative, i’m a codeigniter+jquery developer my self, i remember when writing such a script would take me an hour at BEST, now i can write it in 5 minutes
, thanks for the video, i always like watching how other developers code in order to improve my code
Thank you too…
Thank you very much. It’s easy to understand how to use jQuery ajax and get json bac under CI framework! Good tutorial.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this…
Synergy is the greatest, I use it across three machines and it never fails. Thanks for the comment.
Good to see you’re using Synergy !
Yeah no doubt, thanks for pointing that out. DISCLAIMER, this video is for learning purposes only! Do not use this sample code in a production environment where you know your clients will be using archaic browsers.
Instead consider adding a form action and setting “return false;” within the $.post() function.
Yes, that is true but i think it is at least worth a mention, as people will be learning from this and you have the responsibility of saying it will not work if javascript is disabled. For example if a person learning from this uses it on a live site without any knowledge of this it could have implications ?
You are absolutely correct, however the title of this video was not “How to create a form that will degrade gracefully”. The idea here was explaining how to work with JSON,