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Getting URL out of submission code
In another thread there has been some discussion of creating a style chooser dropdown that actually updates the member's profile details.
We have achieved that part of it ok. It works like the existing style chooser, from a drop down list that then refreshes the page. That works fine, but I would *also* like to get a URL equivalent to the dropdown that achieves the same thing. This will be for use in the postbit where I have an entry showing people's style as a clickable link. The submit code being used in the php file is this: Code:
if ($_POST['do'] == 'updateoptions') Code:
<input type="hidden" name="s" value="" /> |
I don't believe you will be able to use the form in the postbit - or at least not for moderators or admins. You can't have a form within a form and for mods and admins, all the posts are located within a form for use in the Moderation dropdown at the bottom of the page. I suppose you could put a condition and if it's a mod/admin, you can have a link to go to another page which has the form.
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Ah, I never thought of that. Thanks Lynne.
Do you know the URL format anyway? As I could also use it on THIS page which lists all my styles in thumbnail form. A link or button below each one is what I'd like. No forms on this page, it's just generated with static html. |
I'm not sure I completely understand what you want. You just want to get the current page url so you can add the styleid=x to the end of it to get the style to change? Google gives me this - PHP: How to Get the Current Page URL
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Well, I sort of want a URL (or a button) that people could click to submit the form.
For this one I was thinking along the lines of a URL like: Code:
myprofile.php?do=updateoptions&newstyleset=114 Failing that, I've been trying to convert the dropdown in the submission form into a button, but no joy there either! |
Well, you realize that doing it via a link is a GET, not a POST, right?
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To be honest, no...I'm a bit out of what I'm comfortable with here.
I'm quite willing to accept it's not actually possible to this. Alternatively I could modify the "myprofile" file that's used here and call it myprofile2 or something. But a button would do just as well as a link...that would still be a POST presumably? But I'm struggling to make that work. It seems to load the page and redirect ok, but doesn't actually change the style. |
If you have a form, and you set the do parameter in the form (<input type="hidden" name="do" value="updateoptions" /> ), then using "if ($_POST['do'] == 'updateoptions')" would be appropriate. However, if you are sending the do variable ONLY via the url - myprofile.php?do=updateoptions&newstyleset=114 - then $_POST['do'] is not valid, you must change that line to use $_GET['do']. If using a button, as per the template you posted, then the condition using $_POST['do'] is valid.
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Thanks Lynne, that's sorted it, I have managed to do it using buttons.
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