Responders and the CI framework about cjax HOT 1 OPEN

In your first question,

I apologize for any issues you may have experienced.

It would be reasonable to use an Ajax Controller if the way you are login-in is through AJAX, otherwise you should use your regular controller in the Controllers directory.

The main purpose of the separation is to maintain your ajax functionality in an organized way, away of all the misfits and clutter of code that other libraries/controllers and such may cause.

With that mentioned above, there is a way to route your Ajax Controllers to the same CodeIgniter controllers, but that would defeat the design purpose.

In your class inside response, you should have FULL access to the codeigniter framework. The examples included in the installation package provide at least 2 examples extending the existing CI Controller, that said there shouldn't be any problem using all your CI code inside your responses. It is designed to work as effective as the core CI functionality works.

And hate to say it but, yes you were wrong.

from cjax.