ajax post 2 values from html

-1

So i want to post 2 values from my html code to the php code
1 value is - up or down
2 value is - post id

I have posts and when users clicks on up it posts up, post_id

<script>

    function vote(val)

    {

        var params = {"vote":val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote(this);'></a>

vote.php

if(!empty($_POST['vote'])) {

    if ($_POST['vote']=='up')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

    if ($_POST['vote']=='down')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

}

Actually i don't really know where i should add post_id since id in a tag is already taken

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

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asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

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-1

So i want to post 2 values from my html code to the php code
1 value is - up or down
2 value is - post id

I have posts and when users clicks on up it posts up, post_id

<script>

    function vote(val)

    {

        var params = {"vote":val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote(this);'></a>

vote.php

if(!empty($_POST['vote'])) {

    if ($_POST['vote']=='up')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

    if ($_POST['vote']=='down')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

}

Actually i don't really know where i should add post_id since id in a tag is already taken

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

add a comment |

-1

So i want to post 2 values from my html code to the php code
1 value is - up or down
2 value is - post id

I have posts and when users clicks on up it posts up, post_id

<script>

    function vote(val)

    {

        var params = {"vote":val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote(this);'></a>

vote.php

if(!empty($_POST['vote'])) {

    if ($_POST['vote']=='up')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

    if ($_POST['vote']=='down')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

}

Actually i don't really know where i should add post_id since id in a tag is already taken

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

So i want to post 2 values from my html code to the php code
1 value is - up or down
2 value is - post id

I have posts and when users clicks on up it posts up, post_id

<script>

    function vote(val)

    {

        var params = {"vote":val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote(this);'></a>

vote.php

if(!empty($_POST['vote'])) {

    if ($_POST['vote']=='up')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

    if ($_POST['vote']=='down')

    {

        // Also some how should get second value i think it's done with $_POST['id']

    }

}

Actually i don't really know where i should add post_id since id in a tag is already taken

javascript ajax

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

edited Jan 2 at 10:24

R Pelzer

693926

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

asked Jan 2 at 10:19

Artis Laizans

add a comment |

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You can extend your function with a parameter to up and down vote

<script>

    function vote(vote, val)

    {

        var params = {"vote": vote, "id": val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote("up",this);'></a>

<a id='down' class='fas fa-angle-down' onclick='vote("down",this);'></a>

In your PHP code you can now use $_POST['id'] to retrieve the id and $_POST['vote'] to retrieve the down or up vote.

answered Jan 2 at 10:28

R Pelzer

693926

Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

add a comment |

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You can extend your function with a parameter to up and down vote

<script>

    function vote(vote, val)

    {

        var params = {"vote": vote, "id": val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote("up",this);'></a>

<a id='down' class='fas fa-angle-down' onclick='vote("down",this);'></a>

In your PHP code you can now use $_POST['id'] to retrieve the id and $_POST['vote'] to retrieve the down or up vote.

answered Jan 2 at 10:28

R Pelzer

693926

Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

add a comment |

You can extend your function with a parameter to up and down vote

<script>

    function vote(vote, val)

    {

        var params = {"vote": vote, "id": val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote("up",this);'></a>

<a id='down' class='fas fa-angle-down' onclick='vote("down",this);'></a>

In your PHP code you can now use $_POST['id'] to retrieve the id and $_POST['vote'] to retrieve the down or up vote.

answered Jan 2 at 10:28

R Pelzer

693926

Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

add a comment |

You can extend your function with a parameter to up and down vote

<script>

    function vote(vote, val)

    {

        var params = {"vote": vote, "id": val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote("up",this);'></a>

<a id='down' class='fas fa-angle-down' onclick='vote("down",this);'></a>

In your PHP code you can now use $_POST['id'] to retrieve the id and $_POST['vote'] to retrieve the down or up vote.

answered Jan 2 at 10:28

R Pelzer

693926

You can extend your function with a parameter to up and down vote

<script>

    function vote(vote, val)

    {

        var params = {"vote": vote, "id": val.id};

        $.ajax({

            data:  params,

            url:   'vote.php',

            type:  'post',

            success:  function (response) {



            }

        });

    }

</script>

<a id='up' class='fas fa-angle-up' onclick='vote("up",this);'></a>

<a id='down' class='fas fa-angle-down' onclick='vote("down",this);'></a>

In your PHP code you can now use $_POST['id'] to retrieve the id and $_POST['vote'] to retrieve the down or up vote.

answered Jan 2 at 10:28

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answered Jan 2 at 10:28

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answered Jan 2 at 10:28

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answered Jan 2 at 10:28

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Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

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Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

Thanks works perfectly!!!

– Artis Laizans
Jan 2 at 10:38

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