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Of course you need to call the function for it to be executed.

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Probably not really what your wanting to hear but we resolved this same issue where I work by selling our software as part of an entire system. ie; We actually sell and then maintain the server OS and all the software installed on that system. Of course this open up a whole new can of worms as we have to actually maintain these systems now. Everything from our software updates to security updates for system software. While technically our clients could mount a drive from these servers and gain access to the software that way, there not generally technically minded enough to do so (and of course this would break there license agreement that they have payed a substantial amount for).

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You should look into the Expect extension: http://www.php.net/manual/en/expect.examples-usage.php

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What steps have you taken to debug the problem? Without knowing more about the specifics of how the framework your using works it's pretty hard for anyone to help you. It's impossible for us to replicate the issue for instance.

You don't need to escape special chars within an md5 hash because the special chars that are harmfull wont exist in the hashed data.

The arrays should likely be made into models. foreach loops are fine in Views, but not allot else. There are many, many tutorials around on how to organise your code within an MVC, there should be plenty on using CI in particular.

Views should have minimal php. Controllers should do not much more than egt data from the model, and send it to the view. The Model is where your data should be defined.

To submit data to the server without refreshing the page you would need to use Javascript.

I really think your overcomplicating something which is quite simple and using extract to inject variable into the current scope is going to lead to nothing more than code that is highly unmaintainable. Whats wrong with simply returning the data you need and storing it in the normal way?

Those exe's aren't meant to be executed directly. They are php's cli. Have you tried reading the install instructions that come in the zip?

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Is $issue an array? Your really not giving us enough detail to be able to help much.

You'll get over it pretty quickly when you get a challenging job and realise that you are once again a newb.

You know that programmers generally indent there code so that it is readable?

What exactly is the point? To collect worms? I mean really.

What exactly does compact('issue') return?

If you really think this is a bug, why not report it so it can be fixed? Better still, why not try and fix it yourself and submit a patch?

The rewrite rule you posted could not possibly be responsible for doing what you have described.

include[/m] is used to include code into other code. I assume that is what your talking about.

Why don't you try coding it then and come back when you have a specific question?

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