I want to be able to take user inputted text in a comment field and check for URL type expression, and if it exists, add an anchor tag (to url) when the comment is displayed. I am using PHP on the server-side, and Javascript (with jQuery) on client, so should I wait to check for URL until right before it
Tag: jquery
Why is $(document).ready not firing for me?
In a php file i have used include to include the following js.php file and prior to that i have included the jquery file. $(document).ready(function(){ …
How do I PHP-unserialize a jQuery-serialized form?
Using $(‘#form’).serialize(), I was able to send this over to a PHP page. Now how do I unserialize it in PHP? It was serialized in jQuery. Answer You shouldn’t have to unserialize anything in PHP from the jquery serialize method. If you serialize the data, it should be sent to PHP as query parameters if you are using a GET
PHP session not working with JQuery Ajax?
Update, Solved: After all this I found out that I was calling an old version of my code in the update ajax. ‘boardControl.php’ instead of ‘boardUpdate.php’ These are the kinds of mistakes that make programing fun. I’m writing a browser gomoku game. I have the ajax statement that allows the player to play a piece. value = board square location