JLChafardet wrote:
>
> Hello list, im trying to perform a very (not that easy to me it seems)
> easy task.
>
> Receive 2 variables from an onclick event, then animate, then execute a
> .get action.
>
> my code looks like this.
> .
>
>
> function getVars (str1,str2) {
> var tc_id = str1;
> var c_id = str2;
>
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $(".del").click(function(){
> $(this).parents(".tags").animate({ opacity: 'hide' },
> "slow").addClass("removed");
> $.get('tareas.php', {
>a: 'u',
>t: 'rtc',
>tcid: tc_id,
>cid: c_id
> });
> });
> });
> };
>
> .
>while ( $array = mysql_fetch_array ( $res, MYSQL_ASSOC ) ) {
> ?>
> < img src="../iconos/delete_16.png"
> align="absmiddle" class="del" border="0" onClick="getVars(' $array ['id_tagcloud']; ?>','')" /> echo $array ['palabra_tagcloud'];
> ?>
>}
> ?>
>
> which indeed, doesn't work.
>
> The concept is very basic, there is an image, which contains the onClick
> event, it should get 2 variables (number both), which should be passed to
> the .get call on the jquery code to execute an action, immediately after
> animating (disappearing) the whole container for the image and text.
>
> I need this, because the script is supposed to "update" a record on a
> database table, but i don't want the page to reload, so the person can
> keep working on whatever he is doing on the page.
>
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