I want use checkbox's value, but I have a problem. I am not submitting the form, using AJAX records are changing. When I click checkbox, courses checkbox value changes, and if I uncheck checkbox the courses combobox will be same as before. My page have pagination, now I have problem, when I click pagination my combobox's value will be same as before and no. of records donot reflect expect of first-page. I want to preserve checkbox's value just like $_POST and $_REQUEST.
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abhi10kumar
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Jump to PostI think that your safest bet is to set an onclick handler to those page number links, without removing the href attribute, something like this:
<a href="?page=2" onclick="location='?page=2&option='+option.checked;return false">2</a>In PHP, you than have $_GET. Make the var 'option' in javascript the input element.
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twiss
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I think that your safest bet is to set an onclick handler to those page number links, without removing the href attribute, something like this:
<a href="?page=2" onclick="location='?page=2&option='+option.checked;return false">2</a>In PHP, you than have $_GET. Make the var 'option' in javascript the input element.
abhi10kumar
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Junior Poster
I think that your safest bet is to set an onclick handler to those page number links, without removing the href attribute, something like this:
<a href="?page=2" onclick="location='?page=2&option='+option.checked;return false">2</a>In PHP, you than have $_GET. Make the var 'option' in javascript the input element.
I am using different pagination function.
Here is the code..
function pagination($count, $perPage, $id, $page, $max_links)
{
$total_pages = ceil($count/$perPage);
if($page)
{
if($page >10)
{
$prev10 = ' <a style = "color: #0000CC" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page-10)).'" ><strong>Previous 10</strong></a> ';
}
if($page>1)
{
$prev = ' <a style = "color: #0000CC" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page-1)).'" ><strong>Previous</strong></a> ';
$first = '<a href="'.pagination_link($id, (1)).'"><<</a>';
}
}
if($page<$total_pages)
{
if($total_pages-$page>=10)
$next10 = ' <a style = "color: #0000CC" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page+10)).'"><strong>Next 10</strong></a> ';
else
$next10 = ' <a style = "color: #0000CC" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page+$total_pages-$page)).'"><strong>Next 10</strong></a> ';
$next = ' <a style = "color: #0000CC" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page+1)).'"><strong>Next</strong></a> ';
$last = ' <a href="'.pagination_link($id, $total_pages).'">>></a> ';
}
echo $first;
echo $prev10;
echo $prev;
$loop = 0;
if($page >= $max_links)
{
$page_counter = ceil($page - ($max_links-1));
}
else
{
$page_counter = 1;
}
if($total_pages < $max_links)
{
$max_links = $total_pages;
}
do
{
if($page_counter == $page)
{
echo ' <strong style="color: #CC0033">'.$page_counter.'</strong> ';
}
else
{
echo '<a style = "color: #000000" href="'.pagination_link($id, ($page_counter)).'">'.$page_counter.'</a> ';
}
$page_counter++; $current_page=($page_counter+1);
$loop++;
} while ($max_links > $loop);
echo $next;
echo $next10;
echo $last;
}Where I can insert your above code..
twiss
155
Veteran Poster
Well, you could either change pagination_link() to use window.location, or you could set (everywhere you echo a link) the onclick to something like "location='$pagination_link&option='+option.checked;return false" , assuming $pagination_link is what your function returns.
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