After you have successfully configured the RBAC in /protected/config/main.php you need to insert the sql into your database and introduce your rules and accesses into to table, mine looks like this:

And my code:

This shows you how clean it can be first i have ‘moduleName.controllerName.actionName’ which even when working in the db has you focused on what you’re doing.

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Basic Configuration

The image is the minimal configuration you will need in ‘yourApplication/protected/config/main.php

Usage

Once you have installed this, the only thing to do is to call for it using the following:

Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt() & decryp.

A note to the wise

If you, like me, use AES-256, you’ll need base64_encode & _decode to save it to database if not you won’t be able to save your passwords and retrieve them correctly.

Using it by encapsulating the Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt() in a base64_encode() if you need to encrypt a password.

If you want to decode a string you need to encapsulate base64_decode in Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt().

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AES encodes your password but does so also by using characters that aren’t ‘printable’ at least not as signs. So I basically began looking for a way to have AES encode everything in characters in the ascii range, luckily for me php already has such functions included: base64_encode and _decode which is nice.

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A) They make things complicated

B) Subject you to some nasty code stuff and rules

C) Because templating and Frameworks can be water and fire.

Codeigniter on the opposite has some advantage on it side for the templating stuff. This is really a short explanation for a common problem in other framework.

What to do if you want a nice folder structure or have different template styles, remember this is just a basic thing which happen to work in CI 1.7.


function index(){
$this->load->view('Themename/news/index);
}

Just add some slashes an it works so normally it should work if you would make an adaptation for themes too with a variable in it.

The next thing was kind of hard to find on the web so let me share it. It’s for when you develop with CI and your not working in the root directory of your server.


DirectoryIndex index.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond $1 !^(index\.php|images|css|js|robots\.txt|favicon\.ico)
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ ./index.php/$1 [L,QSA]

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