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10-16-2012, 12:48 PM

[eluser]TWP Marketing[/eluser]
May not be related, but you are loading three views in your controller:

Code:
...

 public function index()

 {

  $this->load->model('Database_construct');

  $this->load->view('top');

  $this->load->view('middle');

  $this->load->view('end');

 }

..

These will overwrite each other and the server will be confused, or only one of them will be displayed by the browser.
If you have sub-views (top,middle,end) then you need a template to display them:
a template view file (/application/views/somename.php)

Code:
&lt;html&gt;

&lt;head&gt;

... html head code goes here

&lt;/head&gt;

&lt;body&gt;

&lt;?php

echo $top_view;

echo $middle_view;

echo $end_view

?&gt;

&lt;/body&gt;

&lt;/html&gt;

In your controller, write the sub-views to variables using the second parameter (boolean true) of the loader view function:
[EDIT] See the User Guide: http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-gui...oader.html for the format of the load->view() method

Code:
...

 public function index()

 {

  $this->load->model('Database_construct');

  // we assume that you use your model functions here to prepare data for the views

  $data['top_view'] = $this->load->view('top',true); // write the html code to a data var

  $data['middle_view'] = $this->load->view('middle',true); // write the html code to a data var

  $data['end_view'] = $this->load->view('end',true); // write the html code to a data var

   // finally, send your template view to the browser and pass the array $data to that view for display

  $this->load->view('somename',$data); // this is the only view that goes to the browser

 }

..