There is a basic problem with jQuery’s .load() method. Namely, it places the results into a single element. What if we wanted to put multiple items into multiple HTML elements, or not necessarily display the returned results – rather storing the values in variables. Well jQuery provides several additional methods to load data, but the…
AJAX is a way for a web page to asynchronously load external content. That means, it can load content, without having to load the entire page. So you can update a page by loading content at different times, based usually upon some action of the end-user. There are numerous ways to send a request for…
Let’s say we want to bring in external data into a webpage, without reloading a webpage. This happens all the time. Facebook for example continually checks to see if other people have entered information, and displays it to your feed to read. Other sites may do this as well, pulling in testimonials, new email, and…
