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[eluser]jdfwarrior[/eluser]
That is where you get into using the _remap function like I showed you earlier.

The way CI is set up, it load/calls things in this manner.
http://www.example.com/controller-name/f.../arg2/etc/

So if you entered example.com/country/France in the url, it would load the Country controller, and call the France function. In your situation, you do not want to have to create a function for all the possibilities. You would use the _remap function, which overrides calling functions by the name specified in the url. You catch the name in the url with the _remap function and from there, determine how to handle the data. So, in the example I gave you earlier.

Code:

function _remap($func) {
    switch ($func) {
        case "index": $this->index();
                default: {

                        //Your code would go here.

                        //Initiate database query to check and see if a page named $func
                        //exists in the database. If it does, retrieve the information for
                        //that page and store it in variables as you did in the index function.
                        //Once you have that information, load the view you want, and pass the
                        //data you got from the database, to the view for display.

                        //If the page is not found to exist in the database, then use show_404()
                        //function to display an error to the user.
                }
    }
}