Hi TJ,
I got the idea. I think you are right. I will try it and let you know
tonight.
/* Edit the following line with the proper controller, and action*/
$this->redirect("/controller/action/$id");
exit();
This is thing is going to do the trick i guess. but i am again
concerned about one more thing. The events list i have, is dynamic. So
after posting I am getting something like this :
$_POST['event1'] = on
$_POST['event2'] = on
... etc
now the event1, event2 can obviously be replace by their id s and I
think I have to do it !!!! so that it look like.
$_POST['5'] = on
$_POST['6'] = on
... etc
but not sure if it will help.
In the transaction table I have to enter data like
id -- user_id -- event_id
1 -- 13 -- 5 (lets say 5 is the ID of event1)
2 -- 13 -- 6 (lets say 6 is the ID of event2)
I think I am missing something. I am not a professional programmer,
these cases are very common and programmer should handle it. But am
having difficulty to understand the stuff :(
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