On Nov 14, 9:13 pm, dandanthesushiman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply, but my lack of knowledge means I stil
> don't get it I am trying
>
> $(function() {
> $('a.remote').remote('#chapter', function() {
> if (window.console && window.console.info) {
> console.info('content loaded');
> }
> });
> $('a.history:eq(0)').history(function() {
> $('#show-hide').hide();
> });
> $('a.history:eq(1)').history(function() {
> $('#show-hide').show();
> });
>
> $.ajaxHistory.initialize(function(){
> load("hometext.html");
> });
> });
>
> But this does not do it. Any chance you could post code that's a bit
> more specific or
> a link to a site that does this so I can look at the code.
>
> Thanks Again
Is load a function you defined yourself? I guess not and assume you
wanted to use jQuery's load method. In that case you need to select
the target first, like:
$('#target').load('hometext.html');
So:
$.ajaxHistory.initialize(function(){
$('#target').load('hometext.html');
});
The code didn't do anything because it threw an error. Do you use
Firebug or at least Firefox' error console? You should start using
either or (Firebug is highly recommended and I can't imagine working
it), because you would have seen there is an error and the reason why
the code doesn't do anything.
--Klaus
