philjen

For my opinion and for our practice, we used one controller for a not so complicated program though for much bigger sites we simply used different controllers and different models, our objective for this is a much cleaner code and simply much easier for debugging.

Here is a good example from ellislab you can start with this [one](https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/libraries/file_uploading.html)

return your array as a result_array or an array of arrays as a good practice. then //not tested but it's something like this foreach($result as $k=>$v){ //then add your condition here //example if(field_id==9) ? '' : '';//you can use ternary operation //or if(field_id==9){ echo '<pre>'; print_r($k['value']); } } now for …

Hi Im a newbie in asp.net, im a php programmer though, and i've been working on a pop up div with a search engine on it, in php i have no problem working with json but in asp it took me already two days to find a similar problem, yet …

check your where variable.. $dn1['req_code'] where did you declare this one..?