Reputation: 3225
i have this HTML / PHP code:
$notes.='<div class="note '.$color.'" ';
if($row["xyz"] == '') {
$notes.='style="left:45%; top:10%; z-index:0;"><h3 align="center">New Note</h3>';
} else {
$notes.='style="left:'.$left.'px;top:'.$top.'px;z-index:'.$zindex.'">';
}
$notes.=htmlspecialchars($row['text']).'
<a class="closeMessage">X</a><div class="addedby">'.htmlspecialchars($row['addedby']).'</div>
<span class="data">'.$row['sequence'].'</span>
</div>';
there are multiple containing different data from the database
i would like to use ajax to send data to a PHP page using GET, i currently have this:
$('.closeMessage').live('click',function(){
//alert("close");
alert($('span.data').html());
$.get('/includes/sticky_notes/closeMessage.php',{
sequence : $('span.data').html()
});
alert("close");
});
but its passing the incorrect sequence each time. its passing the sequence number of a different row
Upvotes: 2
Views: 54
Reputation: 1244
As your HTML code for the notes have several elements with the class 'data'
, when you call for $('span.data').html()
you will always get the inner html of the first span with the data class.
You can traverse the dom tree and use something like the siblings function.
$(document).ready( function(){
$('.closeMessage').on('click',function(){
//alert("close");
this_data = $(this).siblings('.data').html();
alert(this_data);
$.get('/includes/sticky_notes/closeMessage.php',{
sequence : this_data
});
alert("close");
});
});
In this example we store the data in a variable this_data = $(this).siblings('.data').html()
, so we refer to the element that was clicked - $(this)
and then go down in the tree until the next element with the class data
.
One last thing - consider to use $('.closeMessage').on
instead of live
as it has been deprecated - http://api.jquery.com/live/
Upvotes: 1