jQuery Form Processing With PHP to MYSQL Database Using $.ajax Request

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in my form i am using an option Bloodgroup if user input is O+ mydatastring will be like this

name=phani&age=13&sex=male&bloodgroup=**o+**&phone=7864987540&[email protected]&city=akividu&area=donka street&pin=534235

In my database the value is storing as O and not as O+

We need the actual PHP code that stores the variables in the db. — Cranio
– Cranio, Commented May 27, 2012 at 20:49

Constantine Loukas · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-27 20:57:50Z

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I'm assuming this is a url. If so, use urlencode('O+') and enter its output (O%2B) in the url. Before entering the data in the database use urldecode() to change 'O%2B' to 'O+. Another thing you could do is assign each bloodgroup a number (O+ -> 0, A+ -> 1, ..., AB- -> 7) and then use a switch in your php code so that if bloodgroup == 1 enter O+ in the database and so forth.

answered May 27, 2012 at 20:57

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