I have an html with a table populated with data fetched from a MySql database.
I have the values in one column as hrefs that have an id which is the element id in the DB.
<td $se_color class=\"uk-text-center uk-table-middle uk-table-middle\" rowspan=\"$se_rowspan\"><a href=??? id="$se_id">$se_name</a></td>
What do i place on the href attribute? #?
What do i need to do so that when the user clicks the link, I can generate another table based on the href's id?
I assume you echo the td tag you have in your question. Try doing it with this syntax instead:
echo '<td ' . $se_color . ' class="uk-text-center uk-table-middle uk-table-middle" rowspan="' . $se_rowspan . '"><a href="page.php?se_id=' . $se_id . '" id="' . $se_id . '">' . $se_name . '</a></td>';
Notice href="page.php?se_id=' . $se_id . '" in the anchor tag.
In page.php you can get the value with:
$se_id = $_GET['val1'];
and thereafter get data from the DB via these values.