CodeIgniter PHP Model Access Unable to locate the model you have specified

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I have been trying to load some models for this website I am building  However  for an unknown reason  it will bring the following error    An Error Was Encountered  Unable to locate the model you have specified  logon model   Now   I have done my research  The problem would be that IC processes file names in lowercase  However  both my file and the file calling is in lower case  as shown here    echo  VALIDATING                  Validation passed  Off we go to account info verification from AA s database  God help us all               this- gt load- gt model  logon model                echo  FOUND MODEL                res    this- gt logon model- gt verify user  this- gt input- gt post  username    this- gt input- gt post  password                 echo  this- gt input- gt post  username                echo  this- gt input- gt post  password      The execution does not reach  FOUND MODEL   thus stops on the model loading  I have tried to use     this- gt load- gt model site url  logon model       With no results  Need to mention the model file is correctly placed in the right model folder    How can I fix this    EDIT   Header for the model file    class Logon model extends CI Model

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you must change your model name first letter capital  in localhost small letter work properly but online this not work  for exa    common model php   replaced it to   Common model php

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I use codeigniter 3   I had the same problem and in my case I changed model file name starting from uppser case   Logon model php

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In CodeIgniter 3 0-dev  get it from github  this is not working because the CI is search as first letter uppercase   You can find the code on system core Loader php line 282 or bellow    model   ucfirst strtolower  model     foreach   this- gt  ci model paths as  mod path        if     file exists  mod path  models    path  model   php                  continue             require once  mod path  models    path  model   php          CI- gt  name   new  model         this- gt  ci models      name      return  this      This mean that we need to create the file with the following name on application models Logon mode php

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Here is what a model should look like  Make sure yours is like this        lt  php     class Logon model extends CI Model        function   construct                  parent    construct               function myFunc                  do something           note the upper-case class name   To load it use    this- gt load- gt model  logon model      note all lower case

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I resolve this with this way    I rename file do Page model php Class name to Page model extends    I call on autoload   autoload  model     array  Page model   gt  page      Works fine   I hope help

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Just adding my problem i had    this- gt load- gt model  planning plan model php      and the  php shouldnt be there  so it should have been    this- gt load- gt model  planning plan model      hope this helps someone

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When creating models  you need to place the file in application models  and name the file in all lowercase - like logon model php  The logon model php should contain the following    lt  php  if     defined  BASEPATH    exit  No direct script access allowed      class Logon model extends CI Model       public function   construct                 parent    construct                    Now  what you can do  to test if your application model is reachable  is to try opening it in the browser - like so  http   example org application models logon model php  If you see the text No direct script access allowed it means you hit the right file  if you are in doubt  try writing something else in the exit   in the first line    Secondly  for loading the model in your controllers  you should be able to do like this   public function index           this- gt load- gt model  logon model                 If everything above checks out as expected I would begin looking at file permissions and or possibly symlinks if you are using any

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Make sure    First letter uppercase Class name exact name as file name  Make sure your file ends with  php extension   In my case I had 1 and 2 correct but forgot to name my file with  php extension  How I forgot  no idea but it sure gave me a hard time trying to figure out the problem

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You can give whatever name you want   Styles guides are recommendations and not musts   But you have to care to use everywhere the same name   For example for Test Model you have to   Class Name          class Test Model extends CI Model   File Name          Test Model php   Load Model           this- gt load- gt model  Test Model      Use Model           this- gt Test Model   To avoid using hard coding strings you can load model like this            this- gt load- gt model Test Model  class

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I experienced the same problem  but I fixed it by altering my application config routes php file   I made some restructuring to my controller directories and forget to effect it on the routes file   Earlier    route  application apply      ex application account create     and now    route  application apply      application account create

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Adding to  jakentus answer  below is what worked for me    Change the file name in the models package to Logon model php  First letter upper case as  jakentus correctly said  Change the class name as same as file name i e    class Logon model extends CI Model Change the name in the load method too as   this- gt load- gt model  Logon model      Hope this helps  Happy coding

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Models must be named and called with the first letter of the model name capitalized and the rest in lowercase    For example   this- gt load- gt model  Logon model     and   class  Logon model  extends  CI Model          But you are correct about the file name

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Changing the name of model name starting with Uppercase works   Example   Login model php instead of login model php

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Change your model file name   start with upper case letter like this  Logon model php  This happens when we migrate our project from windows server to LINUX server because linux is case sensitive while windows is not    So  on windows even if don t write file name with upper case then also it will work fine but not on linux

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If you are on Linux then make sure your File name must match with the string passed in the load model methods the first argument    this- gt load- gt model  Order Model   order model      You can use the second argument using that you can call methods from your model and it will work on Linux and windows as well   result    this- gt order model- gt get order details  orderID

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First letter of file name and class name must be in Uppercase    Your model class will be      class Logon model extends CI Model   and the file name will be Logon model php  Access it from your contoller like      this- load- model  Logon model

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