I have the code
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id":id});
I need
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id":$data->id});
but this code don’t work. I tried to use many different way. But I didn’t find good solving.
Does it perhaps?
I have the code
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id":id});
I need
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id":$data->id});
but this code don’t work. I tried to use many different way. But I didn’t find good solving.
Does it perhaps?
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id": <?= $data->id ?>});
or even
$.get("/message/delete/", {"id": "<?= $data->id ?>"});
if your ids are not numeric.
PS. Do not use GET requests for deleting, use POST instead.
id is numeric
'delete_' => array(
'visible' => '$data->getVisible()',
'label' => 'Delete',
// 'url' => '/message/delete',
'options' => array(
'onclick' => '$.post("/message/delete/", {"id": "<?= $data->id ?>" });',
answer out action delete
var_dump($_POST);
'id' => string '<?= $data->id ?>' (length=15)
Oops, I’ve missed that you’re using CGridView.
Have you tried this? {$data->id}
Yes, I didn’t get any result, even in feedback
string '$data->id'
Have you tried to view source code in browser? The following line:
'onclick' => '$.post("/message/delete/", {"id": "<?= $data->id ?>" });',
returns what?
browser returns this string
<?= $data->id ?>
It means that the code is not understood by the browser, try then:
'onclick' => '$.post("/message/delete/", {"id": "<?php echo $data->id; ?>" });',
result is the same string
<?php echo $data->id; ?>
Upload your code more and I’ll have a look then