Brian,
thanks for the reply.
What you said makes total sense.
I guess I was misinterpreting what .post() was supposed to invoke.
I guess my impression from the docs, was that it was the alternative
to the ajax method and would refresh the page such as submitting a
traditional form to itself (or an
>$("select").change(function () {
> var theValue = this.value;
>//alert(theValue);
>$.post("select.php", { color: theValue },function(){alert
> (theValue);});
>
>});
There isn't any code here to change the div The PHP block you have at
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