PHP database connectivity/access using AJAX

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I need to pass some data via AJAX POST or GET to a php file which then uses that data to

reference or access a database without actually refreshing the page. How am i to do it?

For ex: if i use:

function callFunc() { $.post ( " phpFile.php " , { name: "James"} ... ... ... }

fire · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-29 11:58:03Z

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Take a look at Easy Ajax with jQuery should explain things.

answered Nov 29, 2010 at 11:58

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sh03 · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-29 12:53:40Z

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When you use Ajax, an http request is made to the server that calls a php script sending post or get variables to this. The script is then executed and the response returned to the main page, with jquery you can manage the response and make the page not to refresh. If you have a HTML form and a submit button the page will be refreshed, you have to avoid this. Use jquery Val() selector to get the input values and send them trought an Ajax call without the submit button.

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