Hello all, am just getting into using jquery. I have read about the $.ajax() function to process forms, but have also read about $("#mydiv").post(url, data, succes); Am thinking that it would be quickest and easiest to have the button clicked and then run something like the above jquery snippet as opposed to the $.ajax function.
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Hello all, am just getting into using jquery. I have read about the $.ajax() function to process forms, but have also read about $("#mydiv").post(url, data, succes);
Am thinking that it would be quickest and easiest to have the button clicked and then run something like the above jquery snippet as opposed to the $.ajax function.
Any reason not to/any corrections/any drawbacks, etc?
Just curious.
Thanks!
Jay
Am thinking that it would be quickest and easiest to have the button clicked and then run something like the above jquery snippet as opposed to the $.ajax function.
Any reason not to/any corrections/any drawbacks, etc?
Just curious.
Thanks!
Jay
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