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Function ajaxCall(query){ $.ajax({ method:"get", url:"/main/", data:"q="+query, beforeSend:function() {}, success:function(html){ $("#main").html(html); } }); };
This is the entire code that will populate #main :
<p>{{ num_results }}, you just searched...
Started by alex on
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Try something like this:
function ajaxCall(query){ $.ajax({ method:"get", url:"/main.
$.ajax({ method:"get", url:"/main/", dataType: "json the relevant parts.
Is to return json with the data you need for each area .
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Hi,
i have two servers a main site and a static server. i want to get a file's content from ajax in runtime, which is stored in static server. obviously cross domain problem will occur.
so what i am trying to do is storing that ajax .js in the static ...
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Depending on the information you want your ajax request to recieve you could always use something like.
Create a "proxy" on your own server (domain) then forward the call.. .
N't use X domain Ajax Requests.
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OK so i have this website, http://www.leinstein.dk .
You will see "Hello World!" This is from ok.php, ive made a script that refreshes ok.php after 10 seconds. Anyways, This does not show in IE. I dont know why, and i hope you can help me out.
Here's ...
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Function ajax_update() { var postFile = 'ok.php'; $.post("ok.php", function(data){ $("#wtf").html(data); }); setTimeout(ajax_update, 10000); }
Youre also going to run into a situation where youre the tutorial that I have provided a link ....
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Here is the problem that I am having. The user can log in but if they don't refresh the page they can not log back out. So how do I call another ajax call right after another?
The log out link is being loaded by the fist ajax call, could that be the problem...
Started by WAC0020 on
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In that case:
$(".bt_login").click(function (){ $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: $('.bt_logout').click(function (){ var dataString....
It's nothing to do with consecutive Ajax calls, but everything to do with adding of your first call.
The event.
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I have a JQuery/Ajax update. It correctly updates in all major browsers, however, dealing with error responses does not work in any version of IE.
Heres the ajax submit code:
$('.ajax_multi_submit').click(function(event){ // if javascript is enabled, ...
Started by pdxtim on
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EDIT:
Alternatively why don't you return "Success" to aid in clarity. .
How about trying (isNan(parseFloat(html)).
IsNan should work.
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Hi,
In my Rails logging in functionality I use
session[:return_to] = request.request_uri
and then in the logging functionality I use:
redirect_to session[:return_to]
Which works fine except when I render a partial with AJAX. What happens is that the request...
Started by Tam on
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Were yo able to solve this problem by some other means? ~Regards.
If it is not a ajax request ? I think in that case the request_uri before your ajax request will get stored.
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I have a jQuery .ajax call:
$j.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/Services/Cart.asmx/UpdateQuantity", data: data, contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "json", success: function(msg) { var d = msg.d; // etc. }, error: function(xhr, msg) {...
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That is, the call returns immediately and the callbacks are called to be synchronous, but this is not a recommended... .
The default behaviour of ajax calls is asynchronous.
Well the alert should go in the success callback and not after the ajax call.
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Hi,
Is it possible to have a nested ajax form in cakephp and firefox ? i.e.
$ajax->form(form1...) table row $ajax->form(childForm_rowId) $form->end(childForm_rowId) endrow end table $form->end
I found this works in IE7, but not in Firefox ...
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But merely had added a form to a page via AJAX and FF 3.5.1 still omitted the second form declaration.
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Hi
there is a textarea on the page. and i am sending its value via ajax.
var text = $("textarea#text").val(); var dataString = 'text='+ text; $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "do.php?act=save", data: dataString, cahce: false, success: function() { //success...
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Var text = $("textarea#text").val(); var dataObj = {"text": text}; $.ajax({ type: "POST", url.
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Hi,
This is the first time ever I'm using AJAX, and I want to do the following on an otherwise static page www.xyz.org/some_site.html:
Send a GET request to another url "www.xyz.org/testscript" if response has either status code != 200 or content != '...
Started by jellybean on
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EDIT: I tried to solve it by adding another javascript file at subdomain... .
AJAX, as AJAX can't be tricked into following a redirect.
The javascript on my static page results in the original problem again (cross-domain calls forbidden).
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