I'm making a online shopping item page,
it gets the 'item_id' to loop through a item info db to show its info on the page(price,image,name,whatev)
while using that same 'item_id' to loop through an inventory table(the inventory table has color_id, size_id ,item_id and storage_id) to render a drop down menu(select) to show its color options of that specific item,
i'm using ajax to get the size options of that color_id from the same inventory table. but i can't get the both 'item_id' and color_id passed through the color to narrow down the query together with color_id .
is there a way that i can pass both color_id and item_id through the rendered color to query in inventory table to get the storage_id? because right now i can't narrow it down the the specific item, it gets the size option of a specific color(color_id) but of all items, if without item_id
basically i'm trying to filtering down to the specific storage_id using two drop down menu(color_id ,size_id and product_id) of same table. but having trouble passing 2 (or multiple) values at once.
hope this makes sense?
<select class="form-control" id="colorSelector" onchange = "getSize(this.value)">
<option value="">Select Color</option>
<?php show_color_option()?> --->this is another function to render the colors using item_id
</select>
function getSize(val){
$.ajax({
type:'POST',
url:'sizeoptions.php',
data:"color_id="+ val,
success:function(data){
$('#sizeSelect').html(data);
}
});
}
function getSku(val){
}
///////////////////////////////////sizeoptions.php//////////////////
<?php
if(isset($_POST['color_id'])){
$query = query("SELECT size_id FROM inventory WHERE color_id =
".escape_string($_POST['color_id'])." GROUP BY size_id ");
confirm($query);
while($row = fetch_array($query)){
$p_size = display_size($row['size_id']);
$size_options = <<<DELIMETER
<option value="{$row['size_id']}"> {$p_size} </option>
DELIMETER;
echo $size_options;
}
}
?>
You can get extra information from select box using attributes.
<select class="form-control" id="colorSelector" onchange = "getSize()">
<option value="xyz" extra-attr="abc">Select Color</option>
</select>
function getSize(){
var selectedXYZ = $("#colorSelector").val();
var selectedABC = $("#colorSelector").find("option:selected").attr('extra-attr');
}
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