Why not simply one controller that takes the country as a parameter? If you have a controller for each country, you'll probably have to write a lot of code over and over again. That's bad practice.
I would create a controller, e.g. "Adverts" and in that controller a function which accepts the country as parameter:
PHP Code:
public function show_adverts($country = NULL)
{
if (! $country) {
show_error('You must include the country in the url!');
die();
}
else {
//get files form a subfolder for the given country and perform the actions you want.
}
}
The url to call this function is:
Code:
https://yourwebsite.com/adverts/show_adverts/Afghanistan
If a user would include another country, all you need to do is handle that in the show_adverts function.
