08-07-2012, 09:45 PM
[eluser]Aken[/eluser]
1) Use site_url() instead of base_url() when it comes to links to your web pages. base_url() is better for static assets, or anything else that doesn't go through index.php
2) Assuming admin is a folder, and products is your controller, viewing a pagination URL such as localhost/mydomain/admin/products/15 will essentially be looking for a method in your Products controller named 15(). Which obviously doesn't exist. See the Controllers User Guide page for a good explanation of how the URI structure works.
You need to set up a route that tells the pagination URIs to point back to the index() method.
It could be a couple other things, but that's my best guess based on your code.
1) Use site_url() instead of base_url() when it comes to links to your web pages. base_url() is better for static assets, or anything else that doesn't go through index.php
2) Assuming admin is a folder, and products is your controller, viewing a pagination URL such as localhost/mydomain/admin/products/15 will essentially be looking for a method in your Products controller named 15(). Which obviously doesn't exist. See the Controllers User Guide page for a good explanation of how the URI structure works.
You need to set up a route that tells the pagination URIs to point back to the index() method.
Code:
$route['admin/products/:num'] = 'admin/products';It could be a couple other things, but that's my best guess based on your code.
