In the end, I decided to use the ajax method, to give me the access to
html to play about with. I got what I wanted with 1 ajax call:
$('.ajaxdropdown').change(function(){
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "myscript
You might try adding the .each() function before your .load() call.
Carl
Pickledegg wrote:
> its 'c_name'.
>
> I've discovered something now, if I just use 1 div as the selector to
> update only 1 div,
>
> $('#charges-gsm)
>
> it works fine. But when I add multiple ones:
>
> $('#charges-gsm,#c
its 'c_name'.
I've discovered something now, if I just use 1 div as the selector to
update only 1 div,
$('#charges-gsm)
it works fine. But when I add multiple ones:
$('#charges-gsm,#charges-gsm-faq,#charges-gsm-prices')
thats when I get the error...I know that the divs exist and it works
in
> I have the following code that loads on $(document).ready:
>
> -
> $('.ajaxdropdown').change(function(){
> $('#charges-gsm, #charges-gsm-faq,
> #charges-gsm-prices').load('/
> mobell/incl
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