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ivn

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  • Birthday 10/03/1988

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  1. Well thanks for replying back. But I got a solution myself. I changed the logic entirely and thus now the button is just acting like a refresh button, and just loads the page. I have reverted the order of functions in such a way that now it does perfectly in order the functions its supposed to. Anyway thanks for replying back.
  2. Hello I am working in moodle and its code base is in PHP. I am a novice to moodle as well as PHP and not quite familiar with PHP syntax. Right now I have built a Web page in moodle, and its view.php file I need to implement a fuctionality on click of a button. On click of submit button, I am trying to implement a functionality and I have written the code for that under if(isset($_POST['submit])) { ...my code...} Also while creating the form I have set the attributes as follows: echo "<form method='post' action='" . $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."?inpopup=". $_GET['inpopup']."&id=" . $_GET['id'] . "'>"; But irrespective of whether or not I click the button, whenevr the page loads for the first time, it perform the code written in IF loop as well. So Am i going wrong in implementing a functionality on click of button in PHP or is it something related to moodle, if anyone knows? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. As I am stuck with this logic since last three days. Regards
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