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lovejam

Anyone have same experience?

I have created a very simple module say /Admin, and got /admin/classes/controller/admin.php and /admin/classes/model/admin.php. with a namespace "Admin"

and when I uncomment "APPPATH.'modules'.DS," in config.php, and without putting the name space "Admin" into "module(array) " in "always_load" in config.php, the module Admin already working.

WHEN I commented out "always_load => modules" in both App/config.php + core/config.php, the module still working.

and url to http://localhost/admin/(index) reveal its working. the var_dump shows the module was loaded.

what have I missed ?

Harro

You don't need to "always_load" a module for it to work.

If the routing engine determines that you are requesting a module resource, it will load the module automatically.

You only need to "always_load" it when you need to call cross-module on every request, to avoid having to load it manually in your code.

lovejam

Thanks for the answer,

I was hoping to have more options on controlling how and which module I want to load in runtime rather than auto load everything by itself.

any suggestion ?

assume I want to load different module depends on different env

Harro

What I meant was that if you use a URI like

/module/controller/method/params

the routing engine will detect you're calling a module controller, and will auto-load the module for you.

In all other cases where you need to access something in a module from the outside, you need to load it yourself. If you use it occasionally, manually, or if you need it all the time, via always_load.

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