If you are like Silicon Dales, a few years back, you would have used CodeIgniter (CI) probably quite a lot 5-6 years ago, but perhaps not so much “these days” on projects.<\/p>\n
We have a number of clients with legacy CI sites, and sometimes, we need to move them around and configure them.<\/p>\n
For this reason, sometimes its necessary to find things like where config.php, database.php files live, and keep a snippet or two around for future reference, because we don’t deal with CI so much these days!<\/p>\n
On a recent transfer, as often, the outgoing host had hidden .htaccess files, and we wanted to make sure that the new site had working pretty permalinks, which use mod_rewrite. You may find yourself in a similar situation, so below is a default, simple, CI .htacces file which can help you to make your permalinks mod_rewrite successfully!<\/p>\n
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