In this article, we are going to discuss about How to create basic forum CIBB (CodeIgniter Bulletin Board) with CodeIgniter and Twitter Bootstrap.
For learning more about using twitter bootstrap I made this and completely using a basic bootstrap style, I have created only a very basic forum software. So do not expect to much features from it, but you can download and use it for any kind of purpose.
Features
Installation
I have not created the web installer yet. So you have to manually export the sql file (cibb.sql) to your mysql administrator, and on the web change the $config['base_url'] in config.php and change databse value in database.php, like in official codeigniter user guide.
Sample Screen
thread index
thread talk
list of roles
To download the source files Click Here
For learning more about using twitter bootstrap I made this and completely using a basic bootstrap style, I have created only a very basic forum software. So do not expect to much features from it, but you can download and use it for any kind of purpose.
Features
- User roles management
- Rich text editor using jWysiwyg
- Threaded category
- Basic forum (create thread, post reply)
Installation
I have not created the web installer yet. So you have to manually export the sql file (cibb.sql) to your mysql administrator, and on the web change the $config['base_url'] in config.php and change databse value in database.php, like in official codeigniter user guide.
Sample Screen
thread index
thread talk
To download the source files Click Here
Thanks! It's great. I'll try to install it as a HMVC module.
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