[eluser]Genki1[/eluser]
Hi WanWizard,
What is the recommended way to pass a query result to a view?
I'm not able to get the results I expect and would appreciate your insight. Here's what is happening:
In my controller, I perform a
$obj->get() and the
$obj->result_count() correctly indicates the expected number of matching records. Manually running the sql from
$obj->check_last_query() in phpMyAdmin also displays the expected records. So far, so good.
Next, I pass that $obj to my
view. Looping over the $obj, I get
ALL the records in the table, not just the matching records I'm expecting. Why?
Example:
my_controller.php
Code:
$u = new User;
$u->where condition 1
$u->where condition 2
etc...
$u->get();
$u->result_count(); // correctly indicates 4 records found
$u->check_last_query(); // using this SQL in phpMyAdmin correctly displays the expected 4 records
// Pass the data to the view
$data['matching_records'] = $u;
$this->load->view('my_view', $data);
Code:
foreach ($matching_records as $record):
echo $record->id; // displays 19 records!
endforeach;
So, in the view,
all the records are displayed, not the expected set of just 4 records found in my query.
What is the recommended way to pass the result set to the view and to loop over it?
