[thelist] one more PHP question - using a function
Tom Dell'Aringa
pixelmech at gmail.com
Mon Oct 15 11:14:30 CDT 2007
Thanks for all the answers folks, really helpful. One more question. I want
to use a function to call the data when the user clicks a link. If I don't I
end up with errors because code is just running willy nilly in the page.
So I have this example function
function GetRaceinfo($raceId)
{
// make sure there is a race id selected before attempting to pull data
if(isset($raceId))
{
...do some stuff, etc....
}
}
Then I have the link that is being written out like so:
<a href=\'events.php?id=\'' . $info['id'] . '>' . $info['name'] . '</a>
How can I switch this so when the link is clicked, it still calls
events.php?id=
but it does it via the function instead? Would I just do this:
<a href='<?php GetRaceinfo(' . $raceId . ')?>'>linkname</a>
then at the end of my function use header to hit the page?
header('Location: http://blah.com/events.php?id=4');
I'm thinking I've got something backwards here though...
CC me at pixelmech at gee mail dot com if you can...thanks!
Tom
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