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the title describes what Im searching for:
Is there any way I can use .load() function of JQUERY ?
It is not working at all!

I tried this line of code but it did not respond :

$('#content').load("<?php echo site_url('main_index/load_view'); ?>");

and this is my load_view function inside my default controller (main_index) :

function load_view()
    {            
            $this->load->view('register_admin_view');    
    }

this was not the answer!
It seems that there should be a special way of using .load() function of jquery in CI!

what do you want to do with your load function then?

The exact thing that I want to do is :
Load a .php file from my views folder into a div tag. thats all !
ps : it doesnt differ using .load or .html or .ajax or .append… I just want to load a .php view in a div tag.

alright

$('#content').load("<?php echo base_url().'index.php/main_index/load_view' ?>"); 
  

<div id = "content">

</div>

Not Working.
:(

BTW may a view file be loaded directly , not by a controller ?
I am trying to load a view from a load_view function in my controller and I think some error is raising just there .

The view files are only to be used by controllers.

However, your “load” with jQuery as mentioned in your first post should be working.

First try to get in your browser the URL “main_index/load_view”, and then check if everything works as expected or fix any error.

thanks for your replies.
I solved the problem. It was a little mistake of my controller code.

Just some notes:
- @marjune: You should never use base_url() + the url, because then you might get into problems depending on your syntax (e.g. index.php might or might not be there) and is a sign of really poor code.
- And secondly, if you’re using ajax always use firebug or the chrome developer tools (F12 on windows… I think…) to check the network tab and observe which file is loaded and what it exactly gives back (e.g. a 404)