Trouble with Models

[eluser]Dan Decker[/eluser]
[quote author="swanweb" date="1205724039"]You have 2 views, are they both available:

$this->load->view('tickets');
$this->load->view('error_message');[/quote]

Yes, the idea is that if the login is successful the tickets view will be served, but if it fails then the error_message will be served. It doesn't seem to matter, because simply trying to call the model is what is breaking things. I can remove the call to load the model and everything works fine (doesn't really do anything though, ;-)). If I call the model but don't try to use any functions from it, the same thing happens, so the problem is either in the Model class at large (doubtful, or there would be way more posts on the subject), or in my Models code (more likely, since this is my first model ever).

I can apply a "Band-Aid" by making all of my database call from within the Controller, but I'd rather fix the problem and follow the MVC method for semantic reasons.

TIA,