php - How to populate data from database through AJAX and display it in table format? - 


<script type="text/javascript">    function select_std(){      var ali=$('#class_std').val();       $('#std_name').html('');      $.ajax({        url:"<?php echo base_url().'admin/test/'?>"+ali,        type:"get",               success:function(res){      $('#std_name').append(res);          }        });    }
 <select id="std_name" class="form-control">                                                              </select>

i have populated dropdown menu through ajax , works fine. however, want display in table format, how can this? have searched many sites in vain.

this rather broad question stack overflow, happy give pointers.

is server-side under control? if so, try returning json web server. so, rather returning single blob of html render directly, return array, each element can rendered per cell (and two-dimensional array can render rows). here how in jquery.

on server side, you'll need render data using json_encode(). first. if want, can hard-wire data on server-side before changing read database. example, started:

echo json_encode([     ['cell_one' => 1, 'cell_two' => 2, ],     ['cell_one' => 3, 'cell_two' => 4, ] ]);

of course, can use indexed arrays if prefer. if associative arrays, please change key names more suitable.

once have data, can plot in success handler using loop. try that, please?


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