Is your script which processes the $Count variable (I assume it's a
page hit checker?) being included before the line: $
("#top").load("top.htmll");? If the assignment for $Count is made at
the wrong time, and then you .load an html file I don't think $Count
will have any value. Immediately below
ok,
in top.html, below , and
yes, php var is set in top.html.
How to pass it in main page with a jquery .load??
On 18 Mag, 08:21, ferdjuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is your script which processes the $Count variable (I assume it's a
> page hit checker?) being included before the line: $
> ("#
the loaded page is top.php , where $Count; is set.
regards
On 18 Mag, 12:22, dearste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok,
> in top.html, below , and
> yes, php var is set in top.html.
> How to pass it in main page with a jquery .load??
>
> On 18 Mag, 08:21, ferdjuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I
Do you have an example page? As ferdjuan mentioned, the usual issue is
with the timing - i.e. your hidden input #counter & its value aren't
available until to the parent page until after your ajax .load()
finishes up.
In terms of troubleshooting, you don't need to echo your php variable
because
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