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Apr 20th, 2009

Re: ajax problem

marjaan_m

at first glance it looks like your this line is wrong
give the full path and then try
e.g if you are at localhost then

http://localhost/xyz/functions/travellerdetail.php

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obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);
obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);

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Re: ajax problem

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marjaan_m

at first glance it looks like your this line is wrong
give the full path and then try
e.g if you are at localhost then

http://localhost/xyz/functions/travellerdetail.php
PHP Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);
obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);

it does not require a full URL but give it a try anyway.

Does the page POST BACK?
This might happen cuz you have not specified '#' in the href property of the anchor tag

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Re: ajax problem

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marjaan_m

at first glance it looks like your this line is wrong
give the full path and then try
e.g if you are at localhost then

http://localhost/xyz/functions/travellerdetail.php
PHP Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);
obj_t.open("GET","functions/travellerdetail.php?tid="+id,true);

Thanks for your time and suggestion.

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Re: ajax problem

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it does not require a full URL but give it a try anyway.

Does the page POST BACK?
This might happen cuz you have not specified '#' in the href property of the anchor tag

Thanks for your time and guidance. The problem was that I was not specifying the href property. Now it is resolved.

Thanks for your help.

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