Not directly, no. You can call a JavaScript function with the onClick
command, but not a PHP function.
But here's what I've done when I needed to do something like that.
Create a separate page for the function, like function.php. Then in the
anchor tag in your main page (call it index.php), call that page...
e.g., < a href="function.php >click me for a function< /a >, passing
parameters either in the URL or by cookies.
Your function page might look something like this:
<?php
{insert data into db here}
header("Location: index.php");
?>
In other words, in function.php, the code does the function and then
immediately issues a redirect command to send the user back to the page
where they started.
You could also include the function in the code for index.php, and
simply have the anchor tag link back to index.php, passing parameters
via your favorite parameter passing technique.
Jonathan Duncan wrote:
> Is it possible to call a PHP function using the "onclick" parameter?
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