I want to pass some variables from one page to the other. Question is, why the following won't work?
<script>
var sq1;
function assignVar(value){
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The value of sq1 will remain undefined. It is updating actually, but why it stays the same in query string?
I'm working on a rather complex booking system for building European
trips, in a combination of SQL/VBScript/Javascript. There are tons of
query string variables that get passed back and forth between the
pages, and in almost every case, I can set 'em up fine, provided the
variables are in the link.
The page the *holds* the booking information, though, is problematic.
An example trip might include two European cities or towns with a week
in each in an apartment or cottage that the user selects from a dozen
or properties for each region.
All the information is on one page (all the dozen or so properties for
each weeks, available dates for the trip and for each , max occupancy
per property, pricing per property and per number of passengers,
etc...everything necessary to actually book the trip). If the user
changes party size or chooses a date, properties are hidden or shown
depending on max occupancy and/or availability.
So, a user sets their date and party size (or maybe just the party
size, or maybe has just cleared everything out to start over...) then
wants to view available properties so they can find one they like. The
current pax/date/etc. information is not in the query variables,
because the link was built at runtime.
If I build the link in an onclick event, it breaks if someone right
clicks to open a new page or tab.
I hate sites that disable right click menu. I hate sites where, when
you open a new page with a right click, it generates a javascript
error if the URL is created with an onclick event. I hate that using
an onclick to bring up the page means whatever is showing in the
status bar bears no resemblance to the page that is brought up when
you click on the link.
My client isn't worried about the non-javascript people for this use;
those people are referred to a free spiffy catalog, which frankly, is
how most of this client's customers book their trip anyway. I just
want to be able to carry the variables in such a way as to not break
the site if someone right clicks.
Anybody have any suggestions? Is it hopeless?
i want to pass XML data in querystring from one to another asp page.
it is about 10000 characters long, i cannot use FORM because it is
already nested in one.
What i do is i have IFRAME and im passing some xml data
in QUERYSTRING. It doesnt work somehow, im using javascript escape
method to substitute escape characters, but most of characters are
being truncated (about 300-500 left).
Are there limits in querystring length?
what else should i try?
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If I hard code an array into locations (var locations = ['Seattle', 'New York']), it works fine. Passing this SQL array into JS is giving me problems.
I've tried a number of different things, but I'm stuck. Right now I'm trying getElementById, but no dice.
<?php
$server_name="localhost";
$db_user="sql_user";
$db_pass="password";
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If I have a jquery var, such as:
var foo = $(this).fieldValue();
And within the </script> block I have a bit of PHP code that generates json, I want to pass the var to the php/mysql code such as:
Code:
$sql="Select from table where qid='foo'
In other words, how does a php/mysql query, in php code, grab the value of a previously declared Jquery var?
I was wondering if you can get the info from the query string in a server-side javascript tag?
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i have javascript menu form my site that has two js file:
"data1.js"
PHP Code:
var isHorizontal=0;
var blankImage="images/blank.gif";
var fontStyle="normal 8pt Verdana";
var fontColor=["#000000","#000000"];
var fontDecoration=["none","none"];
etc....
var menuItems =
[
["Page 1","page1.php","img/new1-05.gif","img/new1-05.gif","Page1"],
["Page 2","page2.php","img/new1-05.gif","img/new1-05.gif","Page2"],
etc...
];
// Do not remove this line!
apy_init();
and "apymenu.js"
I want to link "page1.php" pick up id from url (http://www.mysite.com/anypagewithid.php?id=34) and when i click at menu it has to be url page.php?id=<id_from_url>
I have try menu at site, it works fine ;-)
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//// JavaScript Document
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