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I have a form sending some vars by JS
<form id="custemail" action="mail/out.php" method="post">
....
<input type="submit" value="Create & Send">
</form>
I need to change post URl on php side. How must i change my Js code so it'll work. I mean I don't want to use url:"mail/out.php", in my JS. Or I can use If else on JS side. But the vars coming from php. So I don't know how to use them. I have 8 different conditions.
The JS code:
$('#sending').click(function(){
$.prompt("What is customer's email?","",
function(value){
$.ajax({
url: "mail/out.php",
type: 'POST',
data: $('#custemail').serialize(),
} ).done (function(data) {
$.msg("Message sent to the '"+value+"'?");
});
},
function(){
$.msg("You clicked cancel!");
});
});
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You can use ajaxSubmit() so the JS grabs the url from the action attribute of the form.
You could also grab it yourself with something like:
var url = $("#custemail").attr("action");
The code above will return anything that the action attribute of the form contains, so you'd just have to do "url: url" on the $.ajax call.
I think the second option is much better, since it doesn't require an entire plugin to do it, but the plugin which includes ajaxSubmit is pretty nice and worth checking out.
Assuming the Javascript is being created by a PHP script, you would do something like this:
$.ajax({
url: "<?php echo $url; ?>",
...
});