Thankscan you give a little further guidance as to the proper way to
include jQuery?
Nathan Klatt-2 wrote:
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 5:19 PM, Bugman1400
trae.be...@coachmanridge.com wrote:
I still get the Error $ is not defined in the console. What could that
be from?
That means
Nathan Klatt-2 wrote:
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 5:19 PM, Bugman1400
trae.be...@coachmanridge.com wrote:
I still get the Error $ is not defined in the console. What could that
be from?
That means jQuery isn't being properly included.
Nathan
Nevermind.I just figured it out. I
To further understand the $.get() and its return data, I've simplified the
code to this:
a href=javascript:void(0); onclick='$.get(dotest.php,{ cmd: approve,
id: 57 } ,function(data){ alert('What the Heck'); });' Approve /a
And dotest.php is as follows:
?php
echo 'Welcome '.$_GET['cmd'].'
Nathan Klatt-2 wrote:
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Bugman1400
trae.be...@coachmanridge.com wrote:
a href=javascript:void(0); onclick='$.get(dotest.php,{ cmd:
approve,
id: 57 } ,function(data){ alert('What the Heck'); });' Approve /a
...
How come I get no response
href=javascript:void(0); onclick='$.get(do.php,{ cmd: approve, id: ?
echo $rrows['id']; ? } ,function(data){ $(#approve? echo $rrows['id'];
?).html(data); });' ? });'Approve
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I'm fairly good at VB and know how to call a function and what a GET
statement is, but I'm having trouble with the following. Can someone break
it down?
javascript:void(0); } ,function(data){ $(#approve? echo $rrows['id'];
?).html(data); });' ? });'Approve
The do.php is a query that updates a
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