Sep 13, 2012 - XAMPP INDEX FILE. GitHub Gist: instantly. Download ZIP. Exit;?> Something is wrong with the XAMPP installation:-(. Murach’s PHP and MySQL (3rd Edition). Three of these can be downloaded and installed for free in a single download called XAMPP. The code for the indexphp file.

Installing CodeIgniter If you don't have CodeIgniter installed yet, you can use to download the latest version of CodeIgniter which is 3.1.7 that I've used in this source code. After downloading, extract the file in the folder of your server.

Since I'm using XAMPP as my localhost server, I've put the folder in htdocs folder of my XAMPP. Then, you can test whether you have successfully installed codeigniter by typing your app name in your browser.

In my case, I named my app as codeigniter_htaccess so I'm using the below code. Localhost/codeigniter_htaccess/ Enabling mod_rewrite in our Apache Next, we need to configure our apache to enable mod_rewrite so that we can create our.htaccess file to rewrite our URLs. Open httpd.conf in a text editor located in xampp/apache/conf folder where xampp is the location of your XAMPP application. Find and remove # in the ff line: #LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so 3. Find all occurrences of AllowOverride and change the value if it is None to All. Make sure that all the values are change to All. Save changes and restart XAMPP.

Creating our.htaccess File In the root directory of your CodeIgniter application, which in my case codeigniter_htaccess, create a file and name it as.htaccess and paste the below code. Find the ff line $config['base_url']. Add the path of your app, in my case. Find the line $config['index_page'] and remove the index.php value. Creating our Default Controller Next, we are going to create the default controller of our app.

Means that if there no value in our URL, it will automatically go to our defined controller. Open routes.php located in application/config folder and set the default route to our user controller.

Note: While we name controllers using CAPITAL letter in this first letter, we refer to them in SMALL letter. Filtered HTML • Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. • You may insert videos with [video:URL] • Allowed HTML tags: [video] • You can enable syntax highlighting of source code with the following tags:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. The supported tag styles are:, [foo]. • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.

I'm having issues with an additional screen as well. I'm using Windows 8.1. I get the exact same initial screen of Localhost with Index of/ at the top of the page followed by testsite.com listed as the only folder. However when I click the folder I get a second screen with Index of/testsite.com atop the page listing a Parent Directory underneath below which is a lone file called index.php.txt.

Star wars episode 1 the phantom menace dvdrip torrent download pc. Upon clicking this php.txt? File I can access my saved index.php file.

Is this a really big deal? Or can I just resume work having the extra click thru screen??? I just tested things on my laptop (an HP that uses Windows 7), and got the same result as Zac. When I type 'localhost' in the browser, my 'testsite.com' folder appears in the directory, and when I click on that folder, the browser shows the word 'Test'.

But you're saying when you click on the folder you get the index.php file appearing, and then when you click on that, it takes you to 'Test' on the browser? I use a Mac to do all of my Treehouse work, so I'm not too familiar with Windows, but perhaps something went wrong or was missed when you created the file and folder and/or installed XAMPP?

Just a suggestion, but maybe you could redo the whole thing and double-check it follows exactly what Zac is doing/has typed. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge will chime in.