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Adamhumbug
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Hi All,

I have an ajax call:

$('#createNewgame').click(function(){
		var errors = [];

		var gv = $('#gameVenue').val();
		var ht = $('#homeTeam').find(":selected").val();
		var at = $('#awayTeam').find(":selected").val();
		
		if(gv == '') {
			$out = "Game Venue";
			errors.push($out);
		}
		if(ht == 0) {
			$out = "Home Team";
			errors.push($out);
		}
		if(at == 0) {
			$out = "Away Team";
			errors.push($out);
		}
		if(errors.length != 0){
			var finalArray = arrayToStringWithComma(errors)
			$('.newGameAlertContainer').html("<div class='alert alert-warning newGameAlert hiddenForFade'>"+finalArray+" must be completed!</div>")
			$('.newGameAlert').fadeIn().delay(3000).fadeOut(1000);

			return;
		}

		if (errors.length == 0){
			$.ajax({
				type: 'post',
				data: {'ajax': 'createNewgame', 'venue' : gv, 'home': ht,'away': at
				},
				success: function(resp){
					console.log(resp)
				},
				error: function(XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown) { 
					alert("Status: " + textStatus); alert("Error: " + errorThrown); 
				}       
			})
		}

	})

then i have

if(isset($_POST['ajax'])){
	switch($_POST['ajax']){
		case 'createNewGame':
		exit(createNewGame($_POST['gv'], $_POST['ht'], $_POST['at']));
		break;
	}
}


function createNewGame($venue, $home, $away){
	include 'includes/dbconn.php';

	$qry = "INSERT INTO game (venue, home_team, away_team) VALUES (?,?,?)";
	$stmt = $conn -> prepare($qry);
	$stmt -> bind_param('sii', $venue, $home, $away);
	$stmt -> execute();

	$gameID = mysqli_insert_id();
	$_SESSION['activeGame'] = $gameID;

	return "i ran";

}

the success response that i am console logging is the entire html of the whole page.

All of this code appears in the same file.

Any ideas or pointers?

All help appreciated, and have a great new year!

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