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Hello<br />
Thank you Ray for your reply but i get into these but it get a little bit confused can you please<br />
give a small and simple example here that could make my life easier <br />
Thank you in advance.
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Hello
Thank you Ray for your reply but i get into these but it get a little bit confused can you please
give a small and simple example here that could make my life easier
Thank you in advance.

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Hello<br />
I do need to make a database fetch using jquery &nbsp;XMLHttpRequest<br />
so i need to get related rows in the db query to be arranged in a way where i can get them displayed on the XMLHttpRequest response each details on their related div <br />
<br />
What i exactly need the jquery function + php file ( i can take care of the db query stuff ) <br />
<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hello
I do need to make a database fetch using jquery  XMLHttpRequest
so i need to get related rows in the db query to be arranged in a way where i can get them displayed on the XMLHttpRequest response each details on their related div 

What i exactly need the jquery function + php file ( i can take care of the db query stuff ) 


Thank you.

The best way to fill db rows in certain way that i can get each details to be displayed on it related div using XMLHttpRequest

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