I'm working on a PHP script that uses jQuery for Ajax and some other functionality. My script is a plugin for a CMS. I'm trying to send an Ajax query to my script so it can return some HTML. In order to talk with my script though, it has to use a URL something like this:
http://www.domain.com/cp/index.php?par1=val1&par2=val2&par3=val3 The CMS' control panel needs those parameters to know where to send the request, but it also checks for a specific POST variable and redirects you if it can't find it. My module also needs a few POST variables in order to run correctly. My jQuery code looks like this: --- $('#selector').load(link, { special: var, str: string, existing: existing_str }, rebind); --- 'link' would be the example URL above 'special' is the specific POST variable the CP needs to let the query through 'str' & 'existing' are for my module 'rebind' is the callback function The parameters I pass to the .load function get encoded and turned into a long GET string though, I believe because of the parameters already in the URL. Is it possible for me to send those parameters with POST as well as have the parameters in the URL that the CP needs? I'm new to jQuery, so I could be missing something obvious. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
