
Learn to build a simple e-commerce store from scratch with CodeIgniter, including categories, products, and a sign up and login flow.
Download and install an admin dashboard template for a CodeIgniter e-commerce project, set up the local environment, extract assets, and prepare the admin panel to manage products and categories.
Learn to break HTML content into modular parts in a CodeIgniter e-commerce app, creating shared header, navigation, and footer across pages via views.
Learn how to add extra css and js files to a specific page in CodeIgniter, loading assets via header and views for targeted sections like home and about.
Learn to add css and js files in a Codeigniter e-commerce project with bootstrap, including creating asset folders, linking in the head, and loading jQuery.
Embed a ready-made admin template into your Codeigniter e-commerce project, organize files under an admin panel, and wire up CSS and assets for a functional backend.
this lecture demonstrates creating a database and admin table for a basic e-commerce system using datagrid, configuring the connection, and building an admin panel to manage categories, products, and orders.
Develop an admin login system within your CodeIgniter ecommerce app by integrating an admin panel template, building a login view, and validating credentials against a database.
Set up admin login in CodeIgniter by validating credentials, managing sessions and flash data, and guarding the admin panel.
Discover how to enable auto complete in PhpStorm for CodeIgniter, and learn to access encryption library methods within the MVC structure, reducing memorization of methods.
Learn to create a custom helper in CodeIgniter to reduce repeated code, including building an application helper, autoloading it, and using flash data with redirects for alerts.
Design a simple relational e-commerce database by creating categories, product, model, and specs tables linked by IDs. Manage these via an admin panel in a Codeigniter project named e-commerce.
Create relational databases with primary and foreign keys using data grid tools, define cascade constraints, and visualize relationships with diagrams to connect categories, products, admins, and specs.
Learn how to create and manage product categories in a Codeigniter e-commerce app, including admin login checks, category form handling, image uploads, and database insertion.
Learn to fetch and display all categories from the database in an admin panel with pagination, including per-page limits, base URL setup, and navigation controls to manage categories.
build an edit system for category in a codeigniter e-commerce app, including admin login checks, ID validation, and update workflow with form handling and redirects.
Learn to upload, validate, and update category images in a CodeIgniter e-commerce app, including deleting old images, checking file existence, and handling image replacement.
Learn to delete a category in a CodeIgniter e-commerce app via AJAX, encrypt and securely transmit the category ID, and perform server-side deletion with a model and controller.
Learn how to manage category images with Ajax, including fetching image data by id, deleting images from server and database, and handling success or error messages in the user interface.
Learn to build an e-commerce site from scratch in Codeigniter by creating categories and products, configuring the admin panel, and entering product details and specs.
Learn how to add a product in Codeigniter by validating fields, uploading a required image, and checking for existing products and categories.
Learn to display all products and categories in a CodeIgniter e-commerce app, implement pagination, and manage add, edit, and delete operations in the admin.
Delete a product in Codeigniter by removing its database record and the associated image file from the directory. Reuse existing category deletion logic to streamline the process.
Update products in Codeigniter by reusing existing code, validate login, pass product id, update name, company, category, and image, and manage redirects.
Create a basic e-commerce model in Codeigniter from scratch, adding product and category sections, descriptions, image uploads, and reusing code across admin and controllers.
Learn to delete and update product models in CodeIgniter, fetch data from the database, and manage models in an admin panel with views and controllers.
Create dynamic product specs in a simple e-commerce system by building the model, admin forms, and front-end interactions to add, display, and manage specs.
Add and validate spec values through the admin panel, linking specs to records via IDs and database relations, while handling form submissions and error checks.
Learn to update and delete specs in an ecommerce system built with CodeIgniter, including modeling, controllers, and handling specs data step by step.
Learn how to add and embed a third-party template into a Codeigniter e-commerce project, configure layouts and navigation, and troubleshoot image path errors.
Develop a signup form in an e-commerce codeigniter project, including login flow, signup controller, form validation, password hashing, and email verification.
Explore sending activation emails with a unique link, configuring the email library, and activating user accounts via the signup and activation workflow.
Explore building a login system for an e-commerce app with signup, validation, password hashing, account activation checks, and session management in CodeIgniter.
Explore implementing and checking flash data across views in a CodeIgniter e-commerce flow, covering sign-up and login forms, session checks, helpers, and form validation with redirects.
If you think about eCommerce sites, including PrestaShop, open cart, and Magento are usually synonymous with CMS, you don't have to launch a new e-commerce project from scratch because they already have their respective themes. The last thing you have to do is build an account and put your order. Developing the online e-commerce framework using Codeigniter is straightforward. Yeah, it's a big task to develop an e-commerce infrastructure from scratch due to all the different things that need to be considered.
You've found the perfect place to learn about designing an e-commerce system; you'll walk through each stage, one project at a time, constructing it from the front-end user's perspective.
Instead of studying HTML yourself, you'll get to build a website using an HTML framework, and easy would be simpler, so you'll be able to drag and drop new pages into your project easily.
You will be exposed to all facets of Bootstrap 3 and splitting the views down views into different parts. You can learn how to handle your merchandise and orders using an admin desk.
This series would focus on building a shopping cart from scratch, asynchronously, and placing an AJAX order. You can hear about a broad range of skills in this course, including securing and validating.