Thanks for the quick fix.
I slightly update it as it wasn't working in all the cases.
Here is the replace line I used:
data.replace(/\/?(html|head|body)([^]*)/gi, '')
Adding the options and the \ before the /
I'll put this code for every browser, event if I don't really use it.
On Jun 23, 12:20
I know that what I'm trying to do doesn't make any sense regarding the
html structure.
I released a modal plugin. As all other modal plugin works, you can
request a html page an include it, regardless if there is a whole html
page or simply some html element.
The thing is the use of jQuery result
If you do need to import a whole page then I suggest you process the
returned data and strip the body and head data out before you insert
it into the importing page.
For example, a quick and dirty (untested) adaptation of the existing code:
$.ajax({
url: 'jQueryBug.php',
It's not an issue with jQuery or the browser.
A whole page (HTML element and all) into another page, it'd be invalid
HTML so the browser could do anything with it. It's like writing:
html
head...head
body
...
html
head...head
body.../body
/html
...
/body
/html
So as you can see
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