Word of advice, you need to make an effort of separation between PHP
and JavaScript. Some good points: easier reading, debugging, and
extending existing code. We don't want spaghetti code.
Sincerely,
Will
On Nov 19, 1:38 am, propstm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SOLUTION:
> Because the PHP was in
SOLUTION:
Because the PHP was in an iterative loop, I needed to have the script tags
for the jQuery within the loop as well so that PHP ID reference would have a
value. When the script tag was outside of the loop, no value was being
returned by the PHP.
-MP
propstm wrote:
>
> **My apologie
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