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When I put this link on the browser it will worked. But, When clicked on the button it will not working. What is the wrong in this code. http://localhost/youtubewebservice/shopCartProductDelete.php?cart_ID=6

$scope.delete = function(cart_ID, index) {
var params = $.param({"cart_ID":cart_ID});

  console.log(cart_ID);
  $http({
    headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'},
    url: 'http://localhost/youtubewebservice/shopCartProductDelete.php?cart_ID=$cart_ID',
    method: "GET",
    data: params
  }).success(function(data){
    $scope.data.splice(index, 1);
  });
} 
<img src="img/removecart.png" ng-click="delete({{produ.cart_ID}}, $index)" style="max-height: 40px;margin-right: 15px;"/>

PHP code

<?php
$con = mysqli_connect("localhost","root","","look4com_lk");
if(isset($_GET['cart_ID'])){
$cart_ID = $_GET['cart_ID'];
$res = "DELETE FROM l4wlk_cart WHERE cart_ID='".$cart_ID."'";
mysqli_query($con, $res);


}

echo json_encode($result);

?>
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See the documentation of ng-click

enter image description here

It uses an expression.

If template was written in the Type column, then you would have written those values in double curly braces {{..}}. But since it accepts an expression, so there's no need to use double curly braces.

Change your <img..> to:

<img src="img/removecart.png" ng-click="delete(produ.cart_ID, $index)" style="max-height: 40px;margin-right: 15px;"/>
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I changed like this ng-click="delete(produ.cart_ID, $index)" but this is not work. – DRK yesterday
    
my javascript code is ok ? – DRK yesterday
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Inside angular directives you don't need to parse the angular value. You should change this 

<img src="img/removecart.png" ng-click="delete({{produ.cart_ID}}, $index)" style="max-height: 40px;margiurln-right: 15px;"/>

to 

<img src="img/removecart.png" ng-click="delete(produ.cart_ID, $index)" style="max-height: 40px;margin-right: 15px;"/>

Update

Try to change your js code as below

$http.get('http://localhost/youtubewebservice/shopCartProductDelete.php', {"cart_ID":cart_ID})
.success(function(data){
   $scope.data.splice(index, 1);
});

Just check with

if(isset($_GET['cart_ID'])){
  $cart_ID = $_GET['cart_ID'];
  $res = "DELETE FROM l4wlk_cart WHERE cart_ID='".$cart_ID."'";
  mysqli_query($con, $res) or mysqli_error($con);
}else{
  die("Param value not set up");
}
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I changed like this ng-click="delete(produ.cart_ID, $index)" but this is not work. – DRK yesterday
    
try console log in controller produ.cart_ID. Share the value – Vineet yesterday
    
When I add this code console.log(cart_ID) cart ID will display. java script code has any error. – DRK yesterday
    
@DRK check edited answer – Vineet yesterday
    
I checked but not work. – DRK yesterday
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instead of doing console.log(cart_ID) please check the value of console.log(produ.cart_ID)

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console.log(produ.cart_ID) used this. Then will display error like this. Can't find variable: produ – DRK yesterday
    
you are trying to delete produ.cart_Id and you have your cart_id valu in Cart_Id try delete(Cart_Id,$index) – PJM yesterday
    
then cant delete – DRK yesterday
    
This does not provide an answer to the question. Once you have sufficient reputation you will be able to comment on any post; instead, provide answers that don't require clarification from the asker. - From Review – eisbehr yesterday

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