Hello,
Considering the following two statements:
1:
$(div#one).load('numbers.php', {page: thisPage});
2:
$.get('numbers.php', {page: thisPage}, function(fileInput) {
$(div#one).html(fileInput);
});
Why does #2 work and #1 doesn't?
As far as I know I'm using #1 correctly. The problem
On Tuesday, October 31, 2006 1:57 PM Chris W. Parker said:
1:
$(div#one).load('numbers.php', {page: thisPage});
2:
$.get('numbers.php', {page: thisPage}, function(fileInput) {
$(div#one).html(fileInput);
});
Why does #2 work and #1 doesn't?
I found out why. Apparently I
Thats amazing.. I was just puzzling over the exact same problem. I
switched all my code to use explicit get which is better anyways, because
I want to update more than one DOM element with results returned from the
server.
Live and learn.
What are the three places where we should look for docs?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Thats amazing.. I was just puzzling over the exact same problem. I
switched all my code to use explicit get which is better anyways, because
I want to update more than one DOM element with results returned from the
server.
Live and learn.
What are the three
On 11/1/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
load does both get and post, kind of autodetecting depending on thearguments passed in...:Why does load() do a POST? You're not submitting any data to the server, only asking for some.
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Aaron Heimlich schrieb:
On 11/1/06, *Klaus Hartl* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
load does both get and post, kind of autodetecting depending on the
arguments passed in...:
Why does load() do a POST? You're not submitting any data to the server,
only asking
On 11/1/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaron, not if you pass in data as a second argument:$(#feeds).load(feeds.html, {test: true});I'm having a little trouble understanding why you want to even do a POST using load() when query variables would do just fine. An example would be greatly
On 11/1/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaron, not if you pass in data as a second argument:
$(#feeds).load(feeds.html, {test: true});
I'm having a little trouble understanding why you want to even do a POST
using load() when query variables would do just fine. An example would
On Wednesday, November 01, 2006 11:11 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
What are the three places where we should look for docs?
Well there's:
1. Visual jQuery http://www.visualjquery.com *
2. API Documentation http://jquery.com/api/ *
3. The third place are the wiki pages that can be found on the
On 11/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A couple of points come to mind:* Suppose the URL already has a query string and you want to add a fewmore arguments... Better to let jQuery deal with the parsing and decidinghow to send it.* Same argument but this time you want the variable
Because a get request is more restrictive (character codes in the url, maximum request size) than post. Therefore, by default, the relatively permissive hash is converted to post format. Load is a generic solution. If you want more control of your request, you need to use a more specific function.
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