javascript - Codeigniter: page background won't load upon submit error -


i have login page includes simple js file load <body> background image. if open login page, works fine. when login error occurred or register error occurred, page not load background image. login page loaded in welcome controller:

public function index() {     $this->load->view('index'); }

and same page loaded in login/register controller this:

   if ($this->form_validation->run() == false)    {         // validation fail          $data = array(             'error_message' => 'please check inputs.'         );         $this->load->view('index', $data);    }

i did notice when submission error occurred, url of re-loaded index page http://localhost:8080/cashflow/index.php/login/index while normal index page url should http://localhost:8080/cashflow/index.php

so, how have js file run background image loaded.

thanks,

maybe must review jsor images file url path.

are locate js right place? like:

<script url="<?php echo base_url('path/to/js.js');?>"></script>

please note path js file when access link //localhost:8080/cashflow/index.php/login/index path same visit link //localhost:8080/cashflow/index.php.

like that, should check url path of images background set in body tag, style="background: url(/path/to/background.jpg) center top norepeat;"?

please note path must lead image or js selected.

hope help.


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