On Friday, 13 April 2012 17:04:49 UTC+1, Eli_West wrote:
>
> Thanks, I tried to stay clear of posting code because I've tried maybe
> 20 different ways and nothing seems to work. I have used the {% url %}
> tag and yesterday competed - a 'ajax_user_search' tut using django Q
> still no luck. This was the load call:
>
> $( document ).ready( function() {
> $( '#searchSubmit' ).click( function() {
> q = $( '#q' ).val();
> $( '#results' ).html( ' ' ).load(
> '{% url userbase_user_search %}?q=' + q );
> });
> });
>
> Upon setting everything up and clicking the tag, nothing happens as
> usual. I'm going to try the tut posted below with high hopes - and I
> am considering trying 'djaxice'
>
> OK. So, next question: where is that Javascript? In which file? Is it
inside the HTML template that is parsed by Django, or is it in a separate
.js file that is served by the static server? The second won't work,
because the `url` tag will not be resolved to the actual URL. In either
case, have a look at the rendered output of that JS to see that it has the
URL you expect.
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