You need to include the jQuery source file but that's all. The only other thing
you need to do is build your fuseaction string with javascript and append the
select value to it.
This seems more complicated but much easier to debug and you have more control.
I used jQuery load() but there was a browser issue so the code above was the
alternative for cross browser functionality.
Try it and let me know how it goes.
//build your fuseaction string however you want:
var fuseactionStringWithSelectValue = ''
//build a timestamp. I append minutes and seconds but you can do more.
var ts = '';
var timestamp = new Date();
ts += timestamp.getMinutes();
ts += timestamp.getSeconds();
ajaxLoad("fuseactionStringWithSelectValue + "×tamp=" + ts , $("#myDiv"),
function(data)
{
someFunction();
}
);
}
> I'm reading up on jquery now but haven't wrapped my head around the
> syntax yet. Could you please step me through the code you posted?
>
> Thanks.
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