ma2tt

Hey shlumph, thanks for your suggestion and apologies for the delay in offering my thanks. In the end I decided that Wordpress and Codeigniter wouldn't play nicely together without a lot of messing with configuration/hacking. I built my own blog engine for this particular site, something which Codeigniter make comparatively straightforward!

I'm sure this will have been asked already but a search of the forum hasn't returned anything. I'm working on a site for a professional photographer which will have a number of different portfolio sections to showcase her different sorts of photography, secure galleries for clients to view and purchase their images and a photo blog. I'm planning to use Codeigniter to build the site and the client would, if possible, like to include Wordpress' functionality to power the blog. I'm comfortable with the basics of both Codeigniter and Wordpress but can't get my head around how the two could be integrated. I realise I could simply build a blogging platform using Codeigniter (ala tutorial video) but why go to the trouble if Wordpress can be used? Also, Wordpress links in quite easily with Facebook; a feature my photographer client is keen to exploit! Many thanks Matt

Nice one! I'll try that. Many thanks Mchl

I'm trying to install Zend Framework on my laptop to familiarise myself with it. I already have WAMP installed with a dozen or so website projects sitting in the WAMP server root (c:\wamp\www). The installation instructions that I have followed so far include a .htaccess file to reroute everything to index.php. Am I right in thinking that Zend Framework effectively takes over the whole server? I still need access to the existing projects already in the WAMP server root without using ZF. How do I achieve that? Does ZF require its own dedicated server? I'm kinda new to this (if you didn't already guess! haha) Thanks Matt