Are you trying to skip layout elements on a page? jQuery automatically sends
a header indicating that it's an XHR, so you can use your server-side
programming to skip layout elements on XHR. In Rails, it's as easy as doing
a render with :layout => false if request.xhr?
-- Yehuda
On 11/17/06, Kar
Philippe Jadin schrieb:
>> Thanks to both of you! I'll give your suggestions a shot this
>> weekend. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, maybe I'll try to add
>> a parameter for this in the jTip plugin.
>
> This gives me an idea : this could be used for very simple
> jquery-based progressive en
> Thanks to both of you! I'll give your suggestions a shot this
> weekend. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, maybe I'll try to add
> a parameter for this in the jTip plugin.
This gives me an idea : this could be used for very simple
jquery-based progressive enhancement (unobstrusive ajax) :
Matt and Paul,
Thanks to both of you! I'll give your suggestions a shot this
weekend. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, maybe I'll try to add
a parameter for this in the jTip plugin.
Karl
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On Nov 17, 2006, at 4
Indeed :) Didn't see your message before I hit send. They should both work.
On 11/17/06, Matt Stith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or my way, its a little easier to read.
>
>
> On 11/17/06, Paul McLanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > You would have to use $.ajax so that you can process the ret
Or my way, its a little easier to read.
On 11/17/06, Paul McLanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You would have to use $.ajax so that you can process the returned data
yourself. Once you got the returned document you could use that
document as the context for a jQuery statement.
$.ajax({url:'my
You would have to use $.ajax so that you can process the returned data
yourself. Once you got the returned document you could use that
document as the context for a jQuery statement.
$.ajax({url:'myfile.html',success:function(data){
$('#loadme',data).appendTo(document.body);
}});
That is ver
I would do it like this:
$.get('file.php',function(reponse) {
$('someElement').html($('#loadme',response).html() || '')'
});
Easy peasy. ;)
On 11/17/06, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone!
Someone asked me the other day if the jTip plugin, which uses .load() for
"AHAH," coul
Hi everyone!
Someone asked me the other day if the jTip plugin, which uses .load()
for "AHAH," could load only a fragment of a page, for example only
what's inside . Sadly, but not surprisingly,
I didn't know the answer. I mean, I know that jTip can't do it as is.
But the larger questio
