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Discover a step-by-step solution to fix URL parameters in PHP. Ensure each song detail page reflects the correct `id` for seamless navigation.
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How to Correctly Pass the song Id in PHP for Dynamic URLs

When you're developing a web application that displays dynamic content, such as song titles from a database, it's essential to ensure that each element links correctly to its respective detail page. A common problem that developers face is incorrect URL parameters, such as passing a constant id value instead of the unique identifier associated with each song. In this guide, we will explore how to correctly pass the song Id in PHP and fix the issue of always seeing id=13 in your URL.

Understanding the Problem

In your scenario, when a user clicks on a song title to view details, the link navigates to the details.php page with a URL that contains a hardcoded id of 13. Here’s the current output you are experiencing:

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Instead of the correct song id, the URL consistently displays 13, which prevents users from accessing the correct song details. This issue arises from how the HTML forms are structured within your AllSong.php page.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Modify the AllSong.php Source Code

To ensure each form element correctly reflects the id of the respective song, you need to iterate through the songs array and extract the specific id for each song entry in your form. The following code demonstrates the necessary adjustments:

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2. Explanation of the Code Adjustments

Looping Through Songs: The foreach ($songs as $song) loop allows you to iterate through each song in the fetched array. Each $song contains individual song data including the id, title, etc.

Form Action URL: By updating the form action to include <?= $song['id'] ?>, you dynamically set the URL to point to each individual song's ID. This ensures that when the form is submitted, the URL will correctly reference the song's specific ID.

3. Verify Details Page Logic

Your details.php page needs to correctly handle incoming id parameters. The code you've written checks if an id is set and retrieves the corresponding song information as needed:

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4. Testing the Changes

Finally, once the code changes are made, it's essential to test the functionality to confirm that each song detail page accurately reflects the intended song ID. Click on various song titles to ensure the URLs change appropriately.

Conclusion

By implementing these modifications to your AllSong.php and ensuring that the details.php page can effectively handle the passed id, you can resolve the issue of incorrect URL parameters. This adjustment enhances the user experience by providing relevant information clearly and accurately.

If you encounter further issues or have questions, don’t hesitate to ask for more guidance. Happy coding!