I\'m using the following code to manage pagination in search results:
if ($this->input->post(\'search-notes\') && (is_string($this->input-&g
The first thing you should attend is once you call $this->session->flashdata('search-notes')
method, it unsets the 'search-notes'
item from session.
So, when you check the $this->session->flashdata('search-notes')
at the second time, 'search-notes'
will no longer exists.
If you want to keep the item in session, use set_userdata() and userdata() instead.
Also, you can use keep_flashdata('search-notes')
after set_flashdata()
or before the first call of flashdata()
to preserve the flashdata variable through an additional request.
As a side point:
There's no need to check isset()
and !empty()
together. empty()
does NOT generate a warning if the variable does not exist, and returns FALSE
.
CI reference
There is also a nice tutorial on nettuts+ could be useful.
Jus as a Demo:
do NOT copy, check the logic.
if ($_POST['search-notes'] AND is_string($_POST['search-notes']))
{
$post['search-notes'] = $this->input->post('search-notes'/*, TRUE*/ /* Enable XSS filtering */);
$this->session->set_flashdata('search-notes', $post['search-notes']);
}
elseif ($searchNotes = $this->session->flashdata('search-notes'))
{
$post['search-notes'] = $searchNotes;
}
if (! empty($post['search-notes']) AND is_string($post['search-notes'])):
// ...
If you need to keep the search-notes
item in session, use the following at the first if
statement:
if ($_POST['search-notes'] AND is_string($_POST['search-notes']))
{
$post['search-notes'] = $this->input->post('search-notes'/*, TRUE*/ /* Enable XSS filtering */);
$this->session->set_flashdata('search-notes', $post['search-notes']);
// Keep the flashdata through an additional request
$this->session->keep_flashdata('search-notes');
} // ...