Examples of submitting forms and action forms in ThinkPhp3.2

Examples of submitting forms and action forms in ThinkPhp3.2

Go ahead and build a watch ————

And then put the things I entered into the table:

<input type= "Submit" id= "Tijiao" value= "Submit" style= "Background-color: #fa6374; Color: #FFF; Cursor:pointer; border:0px; margin-left:63px; " >

Use the Submit button here to form the way

The form is written like this:

<form action= "{: U (' Validate ')}" method= "Post" name= "MyForm" >

Then we go to the Validate method to do the processing:

<?php Public    function validate () {        $date [' name '] = I (' post.lc_name ');        $date [' tel '] = I (' Post.lc_tel ');        $date [' youxiang '] = I (' Post.lc_email ');        $date [' address '] = I (' post.lc_address ');        $date [' content '] = I (' post.lc_content ');        $yzm = I (' Post.code ');//        $fkyz = D ("Liuyan");/**/////if        (! $fkyz->create ()) {////            If creation failure means validation failed Output error message//            exit ($fkyz->geterror ());////        }else{            //Verify that other data operations can be performed            $verify = new \think\ Verify ();                        $yzmyz = $verify->check ($YZM);                        if (! $yzmyz) {                            $this->error (' captcha error ');            }                        else{                            $validate = M ("liuyan3");                            $validate->add ($date);                            $this->success (' Add success ');            }        } //    }

I am commenting on the validation;

So what I'm typing is stored in the data sheet,

I also need to walk them out in the background, and I'll take control of it.

Convenience is simple:

<article:list type= "liuyan3" limit= "order=" id ASC "where=" ">        <tr>            <td>{$v. id}</td >            <td>{$v .name}</td>            <td>{$v .tel}</td>            <td>{$v. youxiang}</td >            <td>{$v .address}</td>            <td>{$v .content}</td>            <td>                <a href= "__controller__/xg?code={$v. ID}" >                    <i></i> Edit </a>&nbsp;&nbsp;                <a>                    <i></i> Delete </a>            </td>        </tr>    </article:list>

Then make a change:

Modify the XG method connected to the controller and pass the ID;

Take a look at Ajax processing, Ajax simple

<script> var config = {'. Chosen-select ': {},} for (var selector in config) {$ (selector    ). Chosen (Config[selector]);        } deal ();                    Function Deal () {$ ("#btn_s"). Click (function () {var id=$ ("#ids"). Val ();                    var name=$ ("#laiyuan"). Val ();                    var tel=$ ("#laiyuan2"). Val ();                    var email=$ ("#views"). Val ();                    var address=$ ("#laiyuan_url"). Val ();            var content=$ ("#liuyan"). Val ();            alert (content);            alert (ID);            alert (name);            alert (email);            alert (address); $.ajax ({url: "__controller__/deal", Data:{id:id,name:name,tel:tel,email:email,address:addres                S,content:content}, DataType: "TEXT", type: "POST", Success:function (R)                {window.location.href= "__controller__/index";  }          })})}</script></body> 

Then background processing:

<?public function xg ()    {            $id =i (' Get.code ');            $this->assign ("arr2", $id);            $this->display (' tg:public/xg ');    }        Public Function Deal ()    {            $id =i (' post.id ');            $data [' Name ']=i (' post.name ');            $data [' Tel ']=i (' Post.tel ');            $data [' Youxiang ']=i (' post.email ');            $data [' Address ']=i (' post.address ');            $data [' Content ']=i (' post.content ');            $db =m (' liuyan3 ');            $r = $db->where ("id= ' {$id} '")->save ($data);d UMP ($R);    }