I would try stepping through it then to see what is happening.
BTW, since you are supposed to have unique IDs for every element on your
page, you don't really need the div in the selector - #mypage should grab
the element using getElementByID
John W wrote:
>
> Tried than in firebug, only one instance found. Thanks for the suggestion.
>
>
> Daemach wrote:
>>
>> Do you by any chance have elements with the sameID? If you are using
>> firebug, try going to the console and pasting in that selector -
>> $('div#mypage') - if it returns an array with more than 1 element,
>> there's your problem. You can mouse over the array elements and firebug
>> will highlight the elements on your page.
>>
>>
>>
>> John W wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Im in the process of updating some old javascript to utilize jquery. I
>>> had some old javascript that used the old
>>> document.location. For the heck of it I replaced that with a .load. It
>>> works, and I know this may not be the best way to do this, but Im
>>> curious why the page is drawn twice after the load? And yes I didnt use
>>> parameters because I intended to use a GET not POST. Are there any
>>> technique to force .load to only fire once?
>>>
>>> function headersearch() {
>>>
>>> var g,h,ch,u;
>>>
>>> g=document.nsearch.acct.value;
>>> h=document.nsearch.bustype.value;
>>> ch=document.nsearch.report_type.value;
>>> u="parstring=1," + g + ch + "&bustype=" + h;
>>>
>>> if(ch=="bud")
>>> {
>>> $('div#mypage').load('mypage.html?' + u);
>>> return false;
>>> }
>>> else
>>> {
>>> $('div#mypage').load('mypage.html');
>>> return false;
>>> }
>>> }
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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