HMVC vs MVC in Codeigniter?
Login features" aren't really related to "MVC" or the related "HMVC" really at all You can implement login features with out either of these MVC and HMVC are just widely accepted schools of thought on the proper way to organize code into layers to start in on login features you should learn about sessions and maybe get started on one of the many basic php login tutorials available on the web to understand the basics BUT, DO NOT STOP THERE, AS SECURITY IN THESE TUTORIALS IS COMPROMISED FOR EASE OF UNDERSTANDING.
Login features" aren't really related to "MVC" or the related "HMVC" really at all. You can implement login features with out either of these. MVC and HMVC are just widely accepted schools of thought on the proper way to organize code into layers.To start in on login features you should learn about sessions and maybe get started on one of the many basic php login tutorials available on the web to understand the basics.
BUT, DO NOT STOP THERE, AS SECURITY IN THESE TUTORIALS IS COMPROMISED FOR EASE OF UNDERSTANDING.
"login features" aren't really related to "MVC" or the related "HMVC" really at all. You can implement login features with out either of these. MVC and HMVC are just widely accepted schools of thought on the proper way to organize code into layers.
To start in on login features you should learn about sessions and maybe get started on one of the many basic php login tutorials available on the web to understand the basics.
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