in my php I have such code in a while loop...
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM wallpost ORDER BY wallpostid DESC");
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){
$rate = "<div class=\"example-".$id." \" data-postid=\"".$id."\"></div></br>Post id: <span class=\"example-rating-".$id."\">".$id."</span>";
}
jquery is...
$(document).ready(function() {
$('[class^="example-"]').not('[class^="example-rating-"]').ratings(3).bind('ratingchanged', function (event, data) {
var child = $(this).find('[class^="example-rating-"]');
child.text(data.rating);
$.post('count.php', {
rate: data.rating,
wallpostid: jQuery(this).data("postid")
}, function (data) {
alert(data);
});
});
for the value A I get the null value, but if i replace
var a = $('.example-rating-50').html(); //let say the wallpostid is 50
it only can pass the value 50 to count.php If now let say I have 2 wallpostid which is 22 and 50 (loop it with while loop ) if I rate wallpostid is 22 then I want pass the value of $id=22 from php to jquery and $.post to count.php. Do the same this if I rate wallpostid=50.
You dont need a for loop in the javascript, there are selectors that can handle this, for instance class^=
PHP
$rate = "<div class=\"example-".$id." \" data-postid=\"".$id."\"></div></br>Post id: <span class=\"example-rating-".$id."\">".$id."</span>";
JS
//Find elements that have class starting with 'example-' but Not example-rating-
$('[class^="example-"]').not('[class^="example-rating-"]').ratings(3).bind('ratingchanged', function (event, data) {
//Find Child element that has class starting with 'example-rating-'
var child = $(this).find('[class^="example-rating-"]');
child.text(data.rating);
$.post('count.php', {
rate: data.rating,
wallpostid: jQuery(this).data("postid")
}, function (data) {
alert(data);
});
});
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