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Using PHP to submit a form updated by jQuery
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8 years ago
In a recent previous post (here
) I wanted to know how to update an "input" field using jQuery
by first finding it in the row that was dragged and dropped into place -
so that the sequence was recorded properly.
I thought I could than hit Submit and $_post the information to the database as normal. However, I found that I could not. In fact the "LAST" item I moved never recorded the information and I had two records with the exact same sequence.
I tried it moving it to the first position, to a position somewhere in the middle, or at the end. In every case it acted as though the value was never stored.
My question (based on this JSFiddle ) is how do I make sure all the values I input with (":input").val(count) where count is the sequential counter are actually available in the DOM for the HTML submit function will $_post the newest values instead of the old value?
Can you help me?
Thanks in Advance.
I thought I could than hit Submit and $_post the information to the database as normal. However, I found that I could not. In fact the "LAST" item I moved never recorded the information and I had two records with the exact same sequence.
I tried it moving it to the first position, to a position somewhere in the middle, or at the end. In every case it acted as though the value was never stored.
My question (based on this JSFiddle ) is how do I make sure all the values I input with (":input").val(count) where count is the sequential counter are actually available in the DOM for the HTML submit function will $_post the newest values instead of the old value?
Can you help me?
Thanks in Advance.
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