Basically, I want to load the content of a page, while also passing it some POST parameters.
Now, you may say, I use .post
, and then just use something like $("#div").html(data)
, but the problem is I want the functionality of the only-select-one-element thing in .load
. Can that be used with .post
somehow, perhaps?
No, there is no method for loading content with a POST request.
You can make a POST request and place the result in the page. Example:
$.post(
'page.html',
{ post: 'data' },
function(data){
$('#someElement').html(data);
},
'html'
);
To use a partial result of the returned code, you can parse the result just as the load
method does:
function(data){
var c = $(data);
$('#someElement').append(c.find('#somePart'));
},
As Jack showed, there is actually a way to make the load
method make a POST request. (I missed it because of the misleading documentation.)
Example with a partial use of the result, sending the data as an object triggers the POST request method:
$('"someElement #somePart').load('page.html', { post: 'data' });