UPDATE: SOLVED! For the broken pages I simply made an admin controller. That has a function for each model now 
Happy days!Trying to house my admin function in the same controller as my front-end code. To do this I am setting up some custom routes so that admin can be accessed via:\[code\]/admin/controller/id // instead of /controller/admin/id/admin/controller/create // instead of /controller/create/admin/controller/detail/id // instead of /controller/detail/id/admin/controller/update/id // instead of /controller/update/id/admin/controller/delete/id // instead of /controller/delete/id\[/code\]My current routes work perfectly for detail, create, update, delete\[code\]$route['admin/any)/detail'] = "$1/detail"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/detail/num)'] = "$1/detail/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/create'] = "$1/create"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/create/num)'] = "$1/create/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/update'] = "$1/update"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/update/num)'] = "$1/update/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/delete'] = "$1/delete"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/delete/num)'] = "$1/delete/$2"; // WORKS!!!\[/code\]HOWEVER I cannot get the admin page to work with an ID. I can reroute the index page, but will be unable to use pagination if I cannot pass the ID.\[code\]$route['admin/any)'] = "$1/admin"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/num)'] = "$1/admin/$2"; // EPIC FAIL 
404's\[/code\]Can someone please help me solve this problem, or even suggest an alternative solution of application structure.
Happy days!Trying to house my admin function in the same controller as my front-end code. To do this I am setting up some custom routes so that admin can be accessed via:\[code\]/admin/controller/id // instead of /controller/admin/id/admin/controller/create // instead of /controller/create/admin/controller/detail/id // instead of /controller/detail/id/admin/controller/update/id // instead of /controller/update/id/admin/controller/delete/id // instead of /controller/delete/id\[/code\]My current routes work perfectly for detail, create, update, delete\[code\]$route['admin/any)/detail'] = "$1/detail"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/detail/num)'] = "$1/detail/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/create'] = "$1/create"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/create/num)'] = "$1/create/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/update'] = "$1/update"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/update/num)'] = "$1/update/$2"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/delete'] = "$1/delete"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/delete/num)'] = "$1/delete/$2"; // WORKS!!!\[/code\]HOWEVER I cannot get the admin page to work with an ID. I can reroute the index page, but will be unable to use pagination if I cannot pass the ID.\[code\]$route['admin/any)'] = "$1/admin"; // WORKS!!!$route['admin/any)/num)'] = "$1/admin/$2"; // EPIC FAIL 404's\[/code\]Can someone please help me solve this problem, or even suggest an alternative solution of application structure.