I have a home.php through which I send some data which is inserted in DB, which by calling an AJAX call On any other PHP page, the function is called. Php is generated against a unique ID entry and is stored in a $$ INV.
When the user leaves home.php page, I want to delete the special entry that was inserted in DB, by making another AJAX call to the same function. Php, but the problem is that the previously generated $ id has been reloaded to function.php.
With no idea how I can store IDs, so when I need it, I can get it back.
Some codes would be great.
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Try this way:
Place it on your pages to start a session: Then when you have to remove from DB, you have You can close the session even after deletion: session_start () . Then after entering the data in DB,
$ _ session ['sql_insert_id'] = $ id - assuming you only need to enter one per visitor.
$ id stored in
$ _ session ['sql_insert_id']
session_unset ($ _ session ['sql_insert_id']); Session_destroy ();
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