[eluser]Einspruch[/eluser]
I am a noob so forgive me if this question is way too simple or way too complex. But here goes:
I have a function in a model that pulls royalty by partner by month. I use the following code in the controller to call the function:
Code:
function royalty_by_partner()
{
$this->load->model('partner_model');
$data['query'] = $this->partner_model->royalty_by_partner();
$this->load->view('partner/royalty_by_partner', $data);
}
The data--royalty by partner--is then rendered in a table. All is well. Until I was asked to add a row at the bottom of the table summarizing the data (i.e., total royalty revenue for the month).
My first thought was to create a separate function in the same model that sum royalty revenue by month and have the same controller function pass it to the view. Then I would render it in a separate table, but to the user it would look like a single table with a summary line.
So my question is the following: how do I pass both sets of data (two functions within the same model) to a single view? Is it possible given the structure of my controller/function?
