Hello newbie here, just asking if the PHP-ActiveRecord can still be integrated with codeigniter 2.1.3 without tweaking the core code i.e the core loader, i have a version 2.0.3 using php-ActiveRecord , when i upgraded it, all hell broke loose, so i search and found out that their were changes to codeigniter that ‘broke’ or alter php-activerecord,

here are some of the links i read

http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/199778/
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/195777/P10/
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/198107/\

But this is so 2009. thanks is this fixed already.

Anyway i found a loader from this site

http://getsparks.org/static/install/MY_Loader.php.txt

hope this will help, will post Results

BUMP,

still no ansewers ?? :’(

I assume that you already know that CI 2.1.3 supports, natively, a (modified) version of PHP’s Active Record class.
The user guide http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/database/active_record.html has a good explanation of CI’s version of Active Record.

I have NOT tried to add separate libraries for Active Record.  I find that the modified version included in the framework does everything I need.  I can’t advise you on how to edit your library to work with CI 2.1.3, but I would advise trying the built-in Active Record, rather than attempt to integrate an outside library.

TWP Marketing - 13 November 2012 06:06 PM

I assume that you already know that CI 2.1.3 supports, natively, a (modified) version of PHP’s Active Record class.

CI’s active record query builder is completely different from PHP ActiveRecord, which is an ORM.

I found this post to be of help.

http://machuga.tumblr.com/post/4571278653/revised-php-activerecord-codeigniter-2-0-reactor

Unfortunately, it is a little outdated at the moment. The class autoloader does not work anymore, as multiple classes are merged in a single file. I therefore had to add the following rules to the beginning of the function activerecord_lib_autoload in the ActiveRecord.php file:

It probably could be handled more elegantly, but this did the trick for me.

tomexsans - 13 November 2012 02:58 AM

Hello newbie here, just asking if the PHP-ActiveRecord can still be integrated with codeigniter 2.1.3 without tweaking the core code i.e the core loader, i have a version 2.0.3 using php-ActiveRecord , when i upgraded it, all hell broke loose, so i search and found out that their were changes to codeigniter that ‘broke’ or alter php-activerecord,

here are some of the links i read

http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/199778/
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/195777/P10/
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/198107/\

But this is so 2009. thanks is this fixed already.

TWP Marketing - 13 November 2012 06:06 PM

I assume that you already know that CI 2.1.3 supports, natively, a (modified) version of PHP’s Active Record class.
The user guide http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/database/active_record.html has a good explanation of CI’s version of Active Record.

I have NOT tried to add separate libraries for Active Record.  I find that the modified version included in the framework does everything I need.  I can’t advise you on how to edit your library to work with CI 2.1.3, but I would advise trying the built-in Active Record, rather than attempt to integrate an outside library.

Sorry built in Active record is not ORM I’m looking forward to use PHP-ActiveRecord or the Doctrine ORM

yoast - 21 November 2012 08:04 AM

I found this post to be of help.

http://machuga.tumblr.com/post/4571278653/revised-php-activerecord-codeigniter-2-0-reactor

Unfortunately, it is a little outdated at the moment. The class autoloader does not work anymore, as multiple classes are merged in a single file. I therefore had to add the following rules to the beginning of the function activerecord_lib_autoload in the ActiveRecord.php file:

$replace = array(
  "ActiveRecord\RecordNotFound"             =>"ActiveRecord\Exceptions",
  "ActiveRecord\DatabaseException"          =>"ActiveRecord\Exceptions",
  "ActiveRecord\UndefinedPropertyException" =>"ActiveRecord\Exceptions",
 );
 if (isset($replace[$class_name])) $class_name = $replace[$class_name]; 

It probably could be handled more elegantly, but this did the trick for me.

Thank you, this is the nearest answer so far, i tried the loader on my link on second post and it worked just wating to stumble on any bugs