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Run php file through jquery link click

rated 0 times [ 115] [ 6] / answers: 1 / hits: 27775 / 13 Years ago, mon, february 13, 2012, 12:00:00

I cannot get this to work, the page already has other jquery functions running completely fine so i know jquery is working (jplayer and lazyload work fine)

here is my javascript function:

<script type=text/javascript>

function upone() {

    $.get(upone.php);

    return false;

}

</script>

Here is my link

<a href=# onclick=upone();>Like</a>

and my php file upone.php is :

<?php

include(include/config.php);

include(include/functions/import.php);



if(isset($_SESSION['USERID'])&&$_SESSION['USERID']>=0&&is_numeric($_SESSION['USERID']))

{

    $USERID=$_SESSION['USERID'];



    $query=INSERT INTO audio_like SET USERID='.mysql_real_escape_string($USERID).';

    $result=$conn->execute($query);

}



?>

the php file runs fine if i manually link to it, clicking on the link also results in the page refreshing with the # added to the page. Any ideas?

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answered 13 Years ago samaraanandah · Accepted Answer

Rather than using inline javascript, try doing something like this.

Give the Like link a class, example:

<a href='#' class='likeLink'>Like</a>

An instead of your current section, use something like this:

<script>

    $(function() {

        $('.likeLink').click(function() {

            $.get('upone.php', function(data) {

                alert(Server Returned:  + data);

            });

            return false;

        });

    });

</script>

If the alert message returns what you expect from the PHP page, you can just comment it out for production.

By the way, I typed this out a long time ago today and forgot I was working on it. Sorry if it's already solved.