Refresh The Div (on The Right) Not The Entire Page?
Aug 18, 2009
hers the site i am working onhttp:/[url].....as you can see on this page.there are two main div(left,right)when a user clicks a link on left div accordingly an external page is loaded in the right div. when you click a link in IE the entire page is refreshed.I don't want to refresh entire page.i want to refresh the div (on the right) not the entire page.How should i go about it. Here's the link to script that i have used http:[url]......
I need to refresh a div which contains an ad while the rest of the page stays the same. I think I'm pretty close by reading the previous posts on this site, but one odd thing is tripping me up and I can't figure out why. When I call my function to refresh the div, it replaces everything on the page instead of just swapping out the div. Code:
Forgive me if this is a simple question, i am still learning javascript (mainly a php guy). H
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If i have two web pages, say A and B. If I use ajax to load A into a div located within B what would this do considering that both pages have doctype, html, head, etc.? Would this cause a problem or would I be better off parsing out the section of A that I want to include in B?
so that the top frame acts like a dedicated browser. The top window controls a selection of links pages in the lower screen. The pages linked to will appear in the lower window as well.
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I have a banner that has image navigation on the lower right. The navigation links are images which, when clicked, change the banner without reloading the page. The actual switching of the banner is working when each image is clicked.
However, my problem is this:
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My href's in that navigation are set up as :
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I'm building a suite of free php applications to create virtual worlds. My problem is i can't get my file to refresh. Can this be done with javascript? I would like to have the display and the form be on a single page..unless this can be done with frames.
The sample application contains 2 files: a)The php file (with input controls and the embedded world) b)The embedded world (text file)
1. The php file accepts input from the user 2. The user hits Submit which creates the text file for the world this works - the text file is created with changes. next the page should refresh itself and show the world based on the user's input.
Right now steps 1 and 2 work perfectly in the sense that the text file for the world does get created. however the page will still show the older version of the text file.
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