Category: CodeIgniter

One commonly used encryption technique to secure tokens is JSON Web Tokens (JWT). JWT allows you to encode and sign tokens using a secret key, providing integrity and authenticity to the token data. Here’s how you can use JWT for token encryption and signing in a PHP (CodeIgniter) backend: Install the firebase/php-jwt library using Composer:…

To send a token with every request using headers in your HTTP requests, you typically add the token to the Authorization header. Here’s a detailed explanation along with code samples in JavaScript for the frontend and PHP (CodeIgniter) for the backend: In the frontend code: Backend (PHP – CodeIgniter) In your CodeIgniter application, you’ll need…

Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the choice of programming language and frameworks plays a pivotal role in shaping the success of a project. Two popular contenders in this arena are Python and CodeIgniter. In this comprehensive article, we’ll delve into the advantages and disadvantages of each, explore why they are essential in…

Choosing Between PHP Sessions and Tokens : A Guide for Web Developers The choice between using sessions or tokens (like JSON Web Tokens, or JWT) in a web application, including those built with CodeIgniter or any PHP framework, depends on various factors and the specific requirements of your application. Both sessions and tokens have their…

Many developers often inquire about the superior choice for developing web applications between Laravel and CodeIgniter. Both Laravel and CodeIgniter are popular PHP frameworks used for web development, but they have different characteristics that might make one more suitable than the other depending on your specific project requirements and preferences. Laravel is a more modern…

The error you’re encountering, Using $this when not in object context, typically occurs when trying to use $this outside of an object context in PHP. In CodeIgniter’s view files, $this refers to the CodeIgniter instance, but sometimes it’s not directly accessible due to the view being a separate context. To resolve this issue, you can…

The error you’re encountering, Using $this when not in object context, typically occurs when trying to use $this outside of an object context in PHP. In CodeIgniter’s view files, $this refers to the CodeIgniter instance, but sometimes it’s not directly accessible due to the view being a separate context. To resolve this issue, you can…