Today Documentopia launched a new custom solution developed for Snap Prepaid of Georgia.

This website allows new merchants to apply online for an account. Once activated, they can access phones available to them and make orders.

While the interface is clean and easy to use for a merchant, it also as simple and straight forward for the administration team at Snap Prepaid. When news orders come in the warehouse as well as billing department receive notifications of the order specifics. The warehouse can update inventory availability on the website while the accounts department can track the order at any stage from order to shipment processing.

Good Luck to Snap Prepaid with their new endeavor!

Since I have a little extra time on my hands I went ahead and updated this library from 1.7.0 to 1.7.1 and got DBForge working.

My hope here is to use this on smaller projects that don’t require a frame-work – like one project I did for a local Insurance Broker.

The idea here is I can use basic Models that are transferable to CodeIgniter with minimal modification.

This should give a nice migration from no frame to CodeIgniter.   Sometimes a client has what starts out as a simple project but grows into something that would better be done in a frame work.  This way migration is easier because you already have your models setup.   This is the theory anyway.

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I have updated  for my own purposes the ActiveRecord library from CI 1.7.0 so you can use it in a standalone mode

The original version was downloaded from http://hasin.wordpress.com/

You can download it at http://www.documentopia.com/downloads/

I had to remove a few things so test it out before you use it, my testing only extended to selects, inserts and truncating tables.   It really needs some error handling added in if you are doing anything but dead simple queries.