Hi Wizzud, sorry for not providing enough information. I solved the
problem. I had named the links otherwise in my template. Thanks!
On Sep 30, 1:12 am, Wizzud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Without a bit more information it is nigh on impossible to determine what
> might - or might not - be happening.
> Just saying "it doesn't work" is not particularly enlightening.
>
> Do you have a test page that is web-accessible?
>
> Some basics:
> Does *anything* happen when the clickable element is clicked? If so, what?
> Have you included the jquery script file? Successfully?
> On your page(s), have you wrapped the snippets below in the document ready
> function?
> Does an element with the id of 'preview_button' exist on your page? And is
> it (the id) unique within that page?
> Is there any other HTML on the page that could interfere with the
> aforementioned clickable element?
> Is there any other jQuery javascript involved? If so, is that other script
> working? And might it be preventing assignment of the click function?
> Does the page you are trying to either load or call actually exist?
>
> What browser are you testing on? (And if it's not Firefox, with the Firebug
> extension so you can step through and debug what's happening in your script
> .... why not!?)
>
>
>
> voltron-2 wrote:
>
> > Hi all, I would like to call up a page using location.href or Ajax in
> > the Jquery way, I ried this:
>
> > $("#preview_button").click(function(){
> > $("#main").load("/de/testsite/preview_profile");
> > });
>
> > and this
>
> > $("#preview_button").click(function(){
> > window.location.href("/de/testsite/preview_profile");
> > });
>
> > Strangely, both methods do not work, anyone tell me what I´m doing
> > wrong?
>
> > Thanks
>
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