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how to deliver parameters in a anchor url in php

I want to deliver an id in anchor url, but when i do like this
$<a href="#editEmployeeModal?id=<?php $valeur['idu']" </a>
the anchor stoped working .
all the other information that I found are about a url for another php page.
thanks.

Add echo to output the variable, and close php tag.

How to include PHP file with JavaScript and pass parameters

I need to run a PHP function in a page, after the user clicks on something, in this case, a link.
First I was using onclick to run a javascript AJAX to request a PHP file with the function in it. The thing is, I need to pass a parameter to the function, and I can't seem to be able to do it with AJAX.
If it was a PHP include, it would behave like it 'appended' the other file to the current file, so this way, the included file could reference variables in the current file. Apparently, AJAX is just taking the file I need, running it's code, and displaying the results. So yeah, doesn't work for me.
So basically. I need an exact replica of PHP's 'include', on JavaScript.
OR any other workaround.
My current code:
<br> <div id="seeMore"> </div> <br>
<ul> <li style="float: left"> Ver Mais </li> </ul>
<script type="text/javascript">
function loadMore()
{ $("#seeMore").load("feedP.php"); }
</script>
This is the part of the code in the main page that im needing help with, you can see it's loading a page called feedP.php, here's it's code:
<?php
echo 'test';
require_once('functions.php'); loadFeeds($urls, 5);
?>
As you can see, I have to run a function called loadFeeds, and it requires a parameter, $urls. Witch is created back on the main page.
EDIT:
I CAN'T reload the page, or redirect the user, that's why i'm trying to 'append' the file here.

You can use the second parameter of the load function which takes parameters that can be posted to the file in question:
$("#seeMore").load("feedP.php", {
url: 'url'
});
Then, in your PHP you can make use of $_POST to access the posted data.
data
Type: PlainObject or String
A plain object or string that is sent to the server with the request.
Reading Material
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You can pass the parameters through load function. I have altered your script code as below.
<script type="text/javascript">
function loadMore() {
$("#seeMore").load("feedP.php", {urls: "<?php echo $url; ?>"});
}
</script>
In the above code $url is the php variable which you assign the url you need to pass to feedp.php

global variable not displayed in div

I declare a variable at the beginning of my .js file:
var option="blabla";
On page 1.html I click on a link to page 2.html where I have
<script>document.write(option);</script>
No text is displayed on 2.html. When I refresh the browser while I am on 2.html I get undefined as an output.
What do I have to do to have the text displayed straight after I click the link?
Alternatively, how can I get the following code work to output strUrl on 2.html:
on 1.html I have a link:
<a href="2.html" onclick="function1("item")">
on 2.html I have a div:
<div id="display">document.write(strUrl);</div>
then I have in my .js file:
function1(searchitem)
{
strUrl = 'http://blabla.com/'
+ '?key=' + searchitem;
}

You try to create a Javascript variable on a page and then use it on another page. This is a more-or-less broad problem, since you want to maintain values across pages. First of all, you need to decide where is this value going to be defined and where is it going to be used. If this is more like a server-side variable, then you need to define it on server-side and then generate it into your Javascript code. If you are using PHP, then you can do it like this:
<script type="text/javascript>
var foo = '<?php echo $bar; ?>';
</script>
Naturally, you need to initialize $bar to be able to do that. If the variable should be a client-side variable, then you need to use localStorage, like this on 1.html:
localStorage.setItem("option", "blablabla");
and then load it on 2.html:
localStorage.getItem("option");
Or, if you need to use it both on server-side and client-side, then you can use a cookie for this purpose. Using cookies i slightly more complex, but my answer to another question should get you going.
Let's focus on the cause this did not work for you. A Javascript variable will cease to exist when the page is unloaded, so you will not be able to use its value after that. So, you need to persist it somehow, storing it either on the server or the computer where the browser is being run.
As a side-note, I should mention that you can use Javascript variables accross pages if you load some pages inside iframes of a page, but that is a different scenario.

This is what FORMS and AJAX were invented for. If your server has a PHP processor (virtually ALL of them do), then you can rename your .html files to .php and use a bit of PHP to accomplish your goal.
A web page ending with .PHP works exactly the same as one ending in .html, except that you can now add snippets of PHP code where desired. It is not necessary to have any PHP code, but if you have some it can do stuff.
Method One: FORMs
If you want to switch to page2.html and see a value sent from page1.html, you can use a FORM construct and post the data from page1 to page2:
page1.php
<form action="2.html" method="post">
<input name="option" type="text" />
<input type="submit" name="sub" value="Go" />
</form>
page2.php
<?php
$p1 = $_POST['option'];
?>
<div>On page1 of this website, you typed: <?php echo $p1; ?>. That's what you did.</div>
Note how a <form> uses the name= attribute for the name of the variable that is sent to the other side.
Example Two: The AJAX method
HTML:
<div id=nonForm">
<input id="option" type="text" />
<input type="button" id="myButt" value="Go" />
</div>
<div id="results"></div>
jQuery:
$('#myButt').click(function(){
var opt = $('#option').val();
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'page2.php',
data: 'option='+opt,
success: function(john){
if (d.length) alert(john); //display result from Page2 in a pop-up box
$('#results').html(john); //Or, display it right on the page
}
});
});
PAGE2.PHP -- The AJAX processor file
<?php
$opt = $_POST['option'];
//Now, you can do something with the data in $opt, and then send back a result
$rtn = 'Hey, you sent: ' .$opt;
echo $rtn;
The primary (and most important) difference between the two methods is that the FORM will change pages on you. The user will be sent from Page1 to Page2, and the screen will flash as this happens.
What's exciting about AJAX is it sends data to Page2, where Page2 can do something with it (for example, a database lookup), and then Page2 sends different data back to Page1. This new data can then be displayed on the page WITHOUT the page refreshing.
Here are a couple of very basic AJAX examples, to get you going:
AJAX request callback using jQuery

Can I redirect to a new php file while posting a form input?

I have a html web page which I use to get some user input. This input is then posted using jquery to a php script which in turn sends a get request to a REST API to receive json data.
My question really is: is it possible to change my php file into another webpage with embedded php and redirect to this while posting the variables to the same script, so I could display the json results in a table on a new page simultaneously.
I already receive the json in the javascript file and I know I could use this to create a table, I was just interested if I could in fact do it all in one go on the php page as I already have script written to populate a table using the json data.
I have included some basic fragments of my code to help explain what I am doing.
HTML:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="collect_User_Input.js"></script>
</head>
<p> What is the unique id of the beacon? </p>
<form> <input type="text" id="uniqueId" /> </form>
<button onclick="collect_User_Input();" >Send Request</button>
JS:
var uniqueId = document.getElementById('uniqueId');
$.post("send_Request.php", { uniqueId: uniqueId.value },function(result) {
alert(result);
PHP:
$uniqueId = $_POST["uniqueId"];
(GET request using curl)
echo ($uniqueId);
I tried skipping the javascript step and submitting the form directly, but this always gave me forbidden error messages. as you may have guessed I am very new to this so any advice is welcome.

In your PHP you will most likely want to return some JSON using json_encode:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.json-encode.php
Within your JSON, you could return a success value - then depending on the value of that you can redirect using:
window.location
You could even have a second attribute that returns what page you want the user redirected to if it isn't the same as the uniqueID:
{"success":true,"location":"/your/path/here.html"}
The flip side being, if there is an error you can return this to your page with a relevant message:
{"success":false,"message":"ID not found"}
I use this process to check something is valid on the server before doing the redirect, which sounds more or less the same as what you want to do?

dynamically generating a redirect to an mp3 file with php and javascript

I'm trying to generate the link to the mp3's in my site dynamically using the following code:
<a href="<?php echo "<script language=javascript>location.href='$thisTitle.mp3'</script>";?>" target="_blank" onClick="javascript:PlayerOpen('LFO&#8217;s Revenge',this.href);
return false">Click Me to Hear a Sample</a>
This results in the following url:
http://www.example.com/site/_main_nav/<script language=javascript>location.href='Title 1.mp3'</script>
$thisTitle gets Title 1 from the mysql database.
Do you know how I could fix this? I can't use header('$thisTitle.mp3') because my included header file has already sent the header info which can't be modified. I can't call the included header after this line of code either.
I use the same javascript redirect code in my index file to link to the welcome page:
echo "<script language=javascript>location.href='_main_nav/welcome.php'</script>";
It redirects properly without the javascript code being spat out in the resulting url.
I have the Title 1.mp3 in the _main_nav folder.

change it to
Click Me to Hear a Sample