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I have been working with CodeIgniter for a while now and have never encountered this problem.

Basically, a function from a controller is continuing to load even though it no longer exists.

I do not have any caching mechanisms besides Chromes, and I have already hard reset to no avail. If you notice in the screenshot, it is throwing an error associated with the form validation library. I have already ruled out that it is CodeIgniter and it is definitely something I'm doing wrong but I am unable to see it.

I have claimed before that I did not think the problem was with CodeIgniter, but that was because I assumed the last version of my app was correctly working, but it is no longer working. Ill keep updating.

Okay so although I was only trying to send a single POST submission, there are hidden from elements as well as other visible elements on the forms that were definitely causing this issue. To give you a bit more information, this form is essentially a user interface for CURL. It is taking a website or any url as well as headers and attempting to download the version of the website into my database. I may have solved the issue but I can't say just yet until I pinpoint the problem I will mark the issue as solved.

So, I somehow fixed it.

This was my offending code : echo form_input($value, set_value($value, $value));

This is what I changed it to and it somehow worked : echo form_input($name, $value);

If you must know this is the start of the loop : foreach (apache_request_headers() as $name => $value) {}

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  • Clear the cache file and reload the site. – Ananta Prasad Jun 12 '16 at 15:59
  • Just tried running CCLEANER to clear my entire Internet cache and it's still there. I do not employ any CI caching or anything else to cache any of the files. – user1890568 Jun 12 '16 at 16:26
  • I even tried renaming the file and the function name and it still does not change. I get the same exact message. The funny thing is I am getting the same string to be inserted into another field, yet I can't get it to work for this particluar, and apparently new controller and function. – user1890568 Jun 12 '16 at 17:20
  • FYI, I never do anything to the core of CI, I pretty much download a version, change the config settings and thats pretty minimal at that. – user1890568 Jun 12 '16 at 17:30
  • Try a different browser – 4Jean Jun 12 '16 at 18:32
  • Yes - I have tried firefox, but I am on the trail of the issue. I am looping through apache_request_headers() in PHP and echoing the output into a form input element, which I have found is my issue. Which exact value I am having an issue with is not yet clear. I think there is an issue here that is not necessarily my problem, but might be something with CI. I am NOT auotloading the form_validation library, yet when I try to submit something it is still performing a form_validation no matter what for variables I do not want to check for. If that makes any sense, sorry if it doesn't. – user1890568 Jun 12 '16 at 19:01

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You might want to disable opcache.

Refer to this answer on how to disable the opcache mechanism.

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