I want to commit the string "123456" to the aaa.php script with the jQuery load() function. The general syntax of the load() function looks like this:
$(selector).load(url,data,function(response,status,xhr))
In my case I use the function in the following way
$("#htmlElement").load("scripts/aaa.php",'123456');
How can I get access to the string "123456" inside the following php script?
<?php
$input; //this should be the string "123456"
//some calculations
echo result;
In order to use .load() to send data you would have to enclose the data properly:
$("#htmlElement").load("scripts/aaa.php",{data:'123456'});
Once done the value will be available in the POST array:
$input = $_POST['data']; // will be 123456
In Js:
$("#htmlElement").load("scripts/aaa.php",{data:'123456'});
In php you can access a post string like below:
$input = $_POST['data'];
You can assign '123456' to an element, and then call it back in the php e.g.
$( "#new-projects" ).load( "/resources/load.html #projects li" );
Have a read of this, it explained the load function perfectly allowing you to find your answer - http://api.jquery.com/load/
