I'm building a page that displays my clients projects. In the database, each project record has a boolean flag indicating which category and class the projects belong to.
The projects categories; planning
, landscape
, environmental
. And the classes; industrial
, government
, education
, residential
.
When the user wants to see "planning" projects for an "industrial" application, I query the database accordingly using URL parameters when the page loads:
SELECT project_id, name, location, description, planning, landscape
, environment, industrial, government, education, residential
FROM projects
WHERE planning = 1 and
industrial = 1
.. and display the first project in the result set on the page.
Here's where I need some help
Above the project display there are links to the other classes. Additionally, if other projects in the selected category/class exists there is a link that says "One of three - see the next project" if the query returns more projects in the planning
category that are in the industrial
class. I want to use an ajax function to load another project into the page when a user clicks any of the aforementioned links via .load()
or .ajax()
. How can I store the project ID's returned from the query by class so that I can access it later with the ajax call via the links on the page?
I'm familiar with the javascript/jQuery ajax part of the work - no problem there. I'm just not certain how to store the information on the page to access it.
It's hard telling exactly what data you need to pass without more code from you. I would suggesting outputting your links and using microdata like this:
<a data-project="#project_id#">#name#</a>
To access this, you just do this:
$("a").click(function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
var project_id = $(this).data("project");
// You could load in your new data here
});
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