<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="”>

///******************in MY_Controller.php***********

protected function loadJs($filename) {
$this->data['js'] .= $this->load->view(“partials/js.tpl.php”, array(‘filename’ => $filename), true);
}

//***************************************************

//******************in partials/js.tpl.php***********

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="”>

//**************************************************

//****************uses*****************************

$this->data['js'] = ‘jquery’;
$this->data['js'] = ‘tiny_mce’;

//**************************************************

//Enjoy Coding with CI
//harman_ds Says Big Thanks to all

In controller:
$data['content'] = ‘my_partial_view’;
$this->load->view(‘layouts/main’, $data);

In ‘general’ view:
$this->load->view($content);

In controller:
$data['content'] = ‘my_partial_view’;
$this->load->view(‘layouts/main’, $data);

In ‘general’ view:
load->view($content); ?>

Nice blog, thanks.

I have just tried this with a controller in a subdirectory and I’m afraid you’re right.

I ended up having to use the Router object (which is available as one of the controller properties) to retrieve the path. In retrospect, I should have used this in the first place as it’s more reliable (but then again, I don’t have any nested controllers).

I have updated the post to reflect this.

This has put me on the right track, and I’m using this one very thankfully….

There is however one little thing I’m going to have to fix over the next few days; this solution will not play very well if you have placed controllers in subfolders, and wish to keep the same structure for the views.

Has to do with the following line:
$this->action = $this->uri->segment(2, ‘index’);

If anyone has already ‘fixed’ this little one, please share I will try to fix this in my weekend, and if it passes mustard, I will post the results here.