10-02-2017, 06:30 PM
I figured that would be too important and frequently-used to leave out. Let's see if we can help you out.
What I recommend instead is to use the UserSpice code to enhance your CodeIgniter site, modifying the login and permissions code as needed. To fix your session issue, it might be as simple as setting the UserSpice session name to the same as the CodeIgniter session name in. I suggest starting there and seeing if that has any effect. I don't use CodeIgniter myself so I can't do any testing to help you out, but hopefully we can figure this out together.
What I recommend instead is to use the UserSpice code to enhance your CodeIgniter site, modifying the login and permissions code as needed. To fix your session issue, it might be as simple as setting the UserSpice session name to the same as the CodeIgniter session name in
Code:
init.php