1.
PHP Code:
'ap_content' => $this->load->view('editproduct', '', true)
The second parameter of $this->load->view() is the data you are passing to the view (and this is supposed to be an array or object). Since you're loading the view into $data['ap_content'] when initially defining the $data array, you can't pass anything from $data into the view.
You could do something like this, though:
PHP Code:
$query = $this->users_mod->changeProductData($idPro);
$url = base_url();
$data = array(
'ap_heading' => 'Edit product',
'base_url' => base_url(),
'ap_entries' => $query,
'ap_product' => 'active',
'ap_username' => $this->session->userdata['logged']['username'],
);
$ap_content = $this->load->view('editproduct', $data, true);
$data['ap_content'] = $ap_content;
$this->parser->parse('template', $data);
Note that you still wouldn't be able to access $ap_content within the editproduct view, since the 'ap_content' key wasn't set in $data when the editproduct view was loaded (and, since the content of $ap_content is the editproduct view, I wouldn't expect that to work out very well, anyway).
2.
PHP Code:
'ap_var' = '<?php echo set_radio("active", "0", true); ?>'
You could do something like this:
PHP Code:
$data = array(
'ap_heading' => 'Edit product',
'base_url' => base_url(),
'ap_entries' => $query,
'ap_product' => 'active',
'ap_username' => $this->session->userdata['logged']['username'],
'ap_var' => set_radio("active", "0", true),
);
$ap_content = $this->load->view('editproduct', $data, true);
$data['ap_content'] = $ap_content;
$this->parser->parse('template', $data);
However, using the form helper functions this way feels really awkward.
