you can use this code in the following cases:
1) if you want to save data on submitting form then,
replace onchange=“getSummary2(‘order’)” with onclick=“getSummary2(‘order’)”
2) if you want to save on key up then,
replace onchange=“getSummary2(‘order’)” with onKeyUp=“getSummary2(‘order’)”
3) if you want to save data on change then use the code as it is
---------------------------------------------html code-------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------javascript.js--------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------sp_orders.php---------------------------------------------------
1) if you want to save data on submitting form then,
replace onchange=“getSummary2(‘order’)” with onclick=“getSummary2(‘order’)”
2) if you want to save on key up then,
replace onchange=“getSummary2(‘order’)” with onKeyUp=“getSummary2(‘order’)”
3) if you want to save data on change then use the code as it is
---------------------------------------------html code-------------------------------------------------
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------------------------------------------javascript.js--------------------------------------------------
function getSummary2(pass)
{
var id = document.getElementById("sp_order"+pass).value;
//alert(pass);
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: 'sp_orders.php',
data: "order=" + id + "&§ion_id=" + pass,
// appears as $_GET['id'] @ your backend side
success: function(data) {
// data is ur summary
// $('#order').html(data);
}
});
}
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include('connect.php');
$timestamp_complete = date("Y-m-d");
$order = $_GET['order'];
$section_id = $_GET['section_id'];
mysql_query(" UPDATE d_o_sp_orders SET status='0'
WHERE section_id='$section_id'");
mysql_query(" INSERT INTO table (`order_id`, `orders`,
`section_id`, `status`, `status_timestamp`) VALUES
(NULL, ' $order', '$section_id', '1', '$timestamp_complete')");
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