07-11-2011, 01:16 AM
El Forum
07-11-2011, 05:59 AM
[eluser]cpass78[/eluser]
The only way that 'I'm' aware of to do this is to either pass the data as hidden input fields in a form or use
*Edit,
Just realized you could do this with jquery also, just disable the click event for the id of the url and trigger a post event instead.
The only way that 'I'm' aware of to do this is to either pass the data as hidden input fields in a form or use
Code:
$this->session-set_userdata(array('your values'));
*Edit,
Just realized you could do this with jquery also, just disable the click event for the id of the url and trigger a post event instead.
El Forum
08-03-2011, 02:45 AM
[eluser]nuwanda[/eluser]
An array of data passed via a url is by definition a form submission :-)
If it's only a few parameters then pass them via url segments.
An array of data passed via a url is by definition a form submission :-)
If it's only a few parameters then pass them via url segments.