At the moment this is my code:
$('#content_main div.weblog_archive li a').click(function() {
$('<div class="weblog_articles_ajax"></
div>').insertAfter('div.article').load(this.href);
$('div.weblog_articles_ajax div.article').livequery(function() {
$(this).html();
});
return false
});
You can see it in action over here:
http://ischagast.nl/janhekmanschool/nieuwsbrief/archief/
It's loading the whole page but now I only want that div.article to be
loaded.
I think I am doing something wrong over here:
$('div.weblog_articles_ajax div.article').livequery(function() {
$(this).html();
});
On May 28, 10:45 am, Sid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Load the entire page and then parse it with
>
> $("#div_you_want").html();
>
> This will return everything within div_you_want including HTML tags.
>
> Use .text() if you need only the text stripped of HTML.
>
> Note: Since ur loading the page dynamically, jQuery will not
> automatically update the DOM, so use a plugin like liveQuery, in which
> case it will be
>
> $("#div_you_want").livequery(function() {
> $(this.id).html/text();
>
> });IschaGastwrote:
> > I have a page with an archive of all newsletters:
> >http://ischagast.nl/janhekmanschool/nieuwsbrief/archief/
>
> > What I want is that when clicking a month the results of that month
> > appear under the months just like this site:
> >http://loweblog.com/archives/
>
> > I thought building that with jquery would be simple, something like
> > this:
>
> > $('#content_main div.weblog_archive li a').click(function() {
> > $('div.article').load(this.href);
> > return false
> > });
>
> > This works good but I only want to load the div.article and thats
> > something I could not get to work.
> > I thought maybe something like this could work but it does not:
>
> > .load(this.href + "div.article");
>
> > What works?
