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[eluser]slowgary[/eluser]
No problem. CodeIgniter is an MVC framework, so always think in terms of MVC... Model, View, Controller. Controllers request data from models or from $_POST or whatever (possibly manipulating the data), then call some views. Views have links back to controllers, and the cycle continues.

When you find trouble, always check the User Guide first. The only thing better than CodeIgniter's community is its User Guide. The user guide will give you a much better sense of how to do things in CodeIgniter. As long as you'll be using CodeIgniter, you should stop right now and first read the "Introduction" and "General Topics" sections of the user guide. They will be your biggest help.

Good luck.