I fail to see where your problem was related to your question ; anyway, what
I just explained will work with AJAX (that was even the point really), you
just have to add the .load() or the .get() and give them the appropriate
parameters to have a nice and shiny ajax interface for your users to enjoy
Thanks Michel,
I found a solution, my mistake was trying to create the function inside :
$(document).ready(function() {
the onClick could not find the function. I have defined the function
separately and the onclick does work. Basically, I want to do the edit
action using ajax, but thanks a mil f
First of all you'll need to write your $ec_arr[4] somewhere in your page, or
your client-side jQuery script won't be able to even guess it. Ideally it
should be placed as near as possible from your edit link. Wait, what's a
link for ? Bringing the client to another url, the href attribute exists fo
Hi guys,
I show a table with mysql data with an edit option/link for each
record, but i want the edit link to call a jquery function onclick and
it must pass the $ec_arr[4] as the argument/parameter which is the id
of the record in the mysql table to JQuery. how can I do this
please...?
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