php - Get html button id and store it for next page -
ok, there anyway button id when clicked , store use in next page (i'm trying use button id know button clicked , use sql query in next page) ? here's code :
while($donnees=$reponse->fetch()) { ?> <tr> <form action="suppression.php" method="post"> <td ><h3 ><a ><?php echo $donnees['ncheque']; ?></a></h3></td> <td><?php echo $donnees['dateremise'];?></td> <td><a><?php echo $donnees['client'];?></a></td> <td><a><?php echo $donnees['banque'];?></a></td> <td><a><?php echo $donnees['motif'];?></a></td> <td><?php echo $donnees['dateretour'];?></td> <td><?php echo $donnees['datedelivrance'];?></td> <td><input type="submit" id="<?php echo $donnees['ncheque'] ?>" class="button" name="delete" value="supprimer" /><a href="#" class="ico modifier">modifier</a></td> </form> </tr> <?php } $reponse->closecursor(); ?>
you should wrap each button in <form>
element , specify parameter directly in action
in php check button clicked using $_get
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first page
<form action='otherpage.php?button=button1'><button>button1</button><form> <form action='otherpage.php?button=button2'><button>button2</button><form>
second page
<?php if($_get['button']=="button1"){ echo "button 1 clicked"; } else if($get['button']=="button2"){ echo "button 2 clicked"; } else { echo "no button clicked"; }
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