$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Table WHERE 1") or die(mysql_error());
while ($info = mysql_fetch_array($data)) {
echo ''.$info['value'].
'<br>';
}
Here the value of sql is showing, my question is how can i add div or other attribute ?
For example
echo '<img src = "'.$info['value'] .'" />'; // Convert into javascript append type
$("#messages").append("<img src='"+ value +"'/>");
I cannot use <?php echo ?> the required data is on other page and i'm using ajax to take into main page but i cannot understand how can append the array data
thanks
Why do you want to append using Javascript?
Why not echo the tags appropriately and include whatever attributes you want?
You can only make that if you use ajax in jQuery.
PHP is executed in server and javascript in client navigator so when jQuery see your page, it see only an html file because the
server send only html file.
You can create your jQuery with echo in PHP but it's a dirty solution.
Related
I'm trying to have my code add this 2 fields to a form (quantities and products) on a click of a button.
How do I format my script so the innerHTML can include php code?
Or is there another way to add a select element via JS?
newdiv.innerHTML = "<input type='text' name='quantities[]'> <select name='products[]'>
<?php
$sql = mysqli_query($link, "SELECT name FROM inventory");
while ($row = $sql->fetch_assoc()){
echo "<option value=\"".$row['name']."\">" . $row['name'] . "</option>";
}
?>
</select>";
PHP code is interpreted by your server before the page is even sent to the browser. The server then sends a completed html page (no PHP code) across the internet to your browser, which then loads it and then executes the JavaScript in the browser. The PHP interpreter would have no way of reading what the JavaScript changes on the finished page.
You might want to look into making an Ajax call to a PHP page, your PHP page can then contain the sql query and return data the JavaScript can use to add the options.
I have some php that connects to a database and creates a drop down list. I have a specific form in the HTML that I'd like to put the list in.
<body>
<form>
// some text inputs
// where i'd like the drop down to go
<?php makeList(parameter1, parameter2); ?>
// submit button
</form>
<?php
// connect to database
function makeList(arg1, arg2) {
echo '<select>';
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){
echo "<option">;
echo $row[$column];
echo "</option>";
echo '</select>';
}
</body>
The only languages I'm allowed to use (apart from the sql) are php, html and javascript. As it is right now, makeList() returns an empty list. When I include opening and closing form tags in the function it returns a fully functional list, but then it acts as it's own form and I need to to be a part of the original form. Thanks.
EDIT: Sorry, forgot to mention the makeList function works fine when called within the php tags. It's when I call it in the HTML that it returns an empty list.
Firstly, you have some syntax issues with your script. It's not a valid HTML file, not a valid PHP file, and not a valid JS file.
If it were up to me, I'd define the PHP function at the stop of my script. Be careful to balance your opening and closing PHP tags. Something like this:
<?php
// connect to database
function makeList($arg1, $arg2) {
echo '<select>';
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){
echo "<option">;
echo $row[$column];
echo "</option>";
echo '</select>';
}
?>
And only after that would I start to output my HTML.
Now there are a couple of important things to note about that script I just posted:
the database code is not in here...I don't see any connection or query getting run or anything
In your script, this function doesn't look valid. arg1 and arg2 need a $ in front of each to be a valid PHP function. If it's a JS function you want then well, you are very confused and probably need to go back and figure out why this is not a valid JS function.
Your function refers to a variable, $result, that you have not bothered to define. It is not mentioned anywhere else in your script. It is most certainly not mentioned anywhere inside your function. For $result to be defined inside your function, you either need to pass it in as an array or declare it as a global:
global $result
Your function doesn't return anything at all. It just echoes stuff. This doesn't mean you can't use it, but it does mean that the function has no return value. Echoing the result of makeList won't output anything at all
So after that script above, you might have something like this:
<body>
<form>
// some text inputs
<?php makeList($parameter1, $parameter2); ?>
// submit button
</form>
Depending on what your parameters ($parameter1 and $parameter2) are this should work.
<body>
<form>
// some text inputs
<?php echo makeList($parameter1, $parameter2); ?>
// submit button
</form>
<?php
// connect to database
function makeList($arg1, $arg2) {
echo '<select>';
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){
echo "<option>";
echo $row[$column];
echo "</option>";
echo '</select>';
}
</body>
I want to change the href of morestorieslink depending on the data received from mysql database i.e. if there is no row returned from server then the href for DOM element morestorieslink should change
I am using this for changing the href value
if (mysql_num_rows($result) == 0) {
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById("morestorieslink").href="select.php?<?php echo $selecturl?>=<?php echo $select; ?>&select=Continue";
</script>
<?php
echo "Url Changed";
}
In this case javascript doesn't work but the echo is displayed, I also tried embedding javascript inside php echo.
Thankyou
if (mysql_num_rows($result) == 0) {
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
// wait for dom to finish loading properly.
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) {
document.getElementById("morestorieslink").href="select.php?<?php echo $selecturl?>=<?php echo $select; ?>&select=Continue";
});
</script>
<?php
echo "Url Changed";
}
Put this at the last of your page make it a point that no java script is executed after this. Rest all looks good.
Hope that helps.
Note :
the href you mentioned will append to the exsisting url.
Also check that $selecturl or $select is not null and isset.
You can also check the page source to check wether the link is generating properly or not (using Firebug in mozilla)
you can use ternary operator. Something like:
<?php echo $select ? $selecturl.$select : $otherURL;?>
I assumed your url is changing based on value of $select
i have a problem with calling php data. Its shows me 'its works' and 'blalalala' only, without class function data. how to use class echo's calling from .load or some other way?
php file code:
echo 'its works';
echo '<br>';
echo 'blalalala';
Some_Data::getData();
script inside the html:
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
function myShow(){$("#dd").load("/get_some_data.php")}
setInterval(function(){myShow()},2000)});
</script>
<div id="dd"></div>
my program shows me this into the browser:
its works
blalalala
So we can see that my class did not started.
And if i use my class without jquery its works perfect so problem not in my class. Its dont load data from my class. And even if i'm testing this case by using echo time(); as result i will see different time every 2 seconds but class do not starting.
php file:
class Some_Data
{
public static function getSomeData()
{
if(){ echo '<div class="my_messages">';
echo $row1['text'];
echo '</div>';
}else{
echo '<div class="their_messages">';
echo $row1['text'];
echo '</div>';
}
}}
Some_Data::getSomeData();
my class and my class calling located in the same php file so with require_once html shows me all what i need... there if no problems in class file... maby its some protection moments and i need to use .get and convert all variables into array to get them with json.parse
Try echoing the last line as you do with the previous three. If you don't echo (print_r, var_dump... etc) it won't send the information to the client.
echo 'its works';
echo '<br>';
echo 'blalalala';
echo Some_Data::getData();
If you are already doing an echo in your getData(); post your Some_Data class.
I'm writing on a page the following code with PHP. This code creates a A HREF link with the ID equal to $intIdType, which is the value of the PRIMARY KEY in a database, and $count gets the amount of records per category on the database. All of this is inside a WHILE that reads each record and writes on the PAGE the results
echo "<a href='#' id='$intIdType'>";//Starts creating the link
echo "$intIdType -";
echo $arrBusinessTypes["business_Description"];
echo "(";
echo " $count1 )"."</a>";
Now, after the results are on the page it will look like this:
$intIdType $arrBusinessTypes $count
--------------------------------------------
1 -Auto Sales ( 1 )
2 -Auto Repair ( 1 )
5 -Web Desig & I.T. Services( 2 )
6 -Computer Shop ( 1 )
The above result displays each rown as a link where I can click on it, but nothing happens. Even just a simple Alert in javascript does not show up. It seems that it never reaches even the Javascript at all.
What I need now is to retrieve that PHP generated code on the page by a Javascript file, that will allow me to use the hiperlink generated by PHP into the .HTML page
It works if I write directly into the page what PHP is suppose to write. I wonder if this happens because Javascript can not read posted data from PHP into the page.
The Javascript File looks like this:
window.onload=post_result
function post_result() {
$("#1").click(function() { //This is the HREF ID that is written by PHP into the page
$('#list_results').load("results.php");//This seeks to run a PHP file in a DIV
$('.title').text('Listing Categories');//This just replaces the Title in the page
})
I'm just a beginner trying. Thanks for any help.
echo "<a id='$intIdType'>";//Starts creating the link echo "$intIdType -";
echo "$intIdType -";
echo $arrBusinessTypes["business_Description"];
echo "("; echo " $count1 )"."</a>";
just remove href attribute and try
Remark #1: quote custom data when outputs it to HTML:
echo $arrBusinessTypes["business_Description"]; must be
echo htmlspecialchars($arrBusinessTypes["business_Description"]);
Remark #2: you don't need window.onload handler here. In this piece of code you select complex way to do simple thing. Why do not write direct onclick handler? Write function loading some data depending of parameter and do something like:
$htmlspecialchars = function($s){return htmlspecialchars($s);};
echo <<<HTML
<a href='#' id='$intIdType' onclick='loadInfo($intIdType)'>
$intIdType -{$htmlspecialchars($arrBusinessTypes["business_Description"])} ( $count1 )
</a>
HTML;
(converted to heredoc to make HTML more clean)