Glen,
I will try that command later - thanks.
The alert works but the document.write tells says 'undefined' in my
html.
I am trying this command:
$.get("total.php",{}, function(txt) {alert(txt);});
document.write(txt);
This is the output to my html file
Total daily water savings pledged: XXX,XXX
undefined
I try the command with a 'document.write' instead of an 'alert' inside
the function
and it gave me the correct number but that is all I would get. The
rest
of my page did not display.
Thanks,
Nestor
On Aug 23, 2:29 pm, "Glen Lipka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not totally sure how get() works. (Im lame)
> However, I am pretty sure load() works for you in this case. Like:
>
> $("#targetDiv").load("totals.php");
>
> The first part needs to know where to put the output of the PHP.
>
> Glen
>
> On 8/23/07, Rotsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I am new to this group and JQuery. I am reading a lot of stuff about
> > it but I nee to ask a question for something that I to create.
> > I have an area in my html page where I want to call a php script that
> > prints a total.
> > Is it as simple as this:
> > $.get("totals.php" );
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> > Am I in the rigth track?
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> > Thanks,
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> > Nestor :-)- Hide quoted text -
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