Posting using ajax
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This document provides an overview of posting data to a server using AJAX. It discusses using the POST method for destructive operations that change data on the server, such as saving a blog post. It describes how to post data by serializing a form with the serialize() method in JavaScript and receiving the data in a controller file. Examples are given of passing individual values when posting. The document was prepared by trainees of Baabtra as part of a mentoring program and includes contact information for Baabtra.
Posting using ajax
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- 4. POST() • The POST method should be used for destructive operations — that is, operations where you are changing data on the server. • For example, a user saving a blog post should be a POST request. POST requests are generally not cached by the browser; a query string can be part of the URL, but the data tends to be sent separately as post data.
- 5. Posting with form serialize() Serialize(): Turns objects into a string
- 6. Posting with form serialize() Controller.php Import js like this..
- 7. Posting with Passing values Patient.js
- 8. Posting with Passing values Controller.php
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Editor's Notes
- #5: The GET method should be used for non-destructive operations — that is, operations where you are only “getting” data from the server, not changing data on the server. For example, a query to a search service might be a GET request. GET requests may be cached by the browser