Question:
Old hand with Prototype, new to jQuery, and writing a simple app to get a feel for the framework (and because I want to use it). I've got an HTML fragment that I load via AJAX, and I want to stick this at the top of a div, with a slide-in transition animation.
This bit works, and does the prepending bit:
// Get the HTML fragment and stick it at the top of the containing div. $.post("/create_new_thing", function(data) { $('#container_div').prepend(data); }); What I'd like to do, and can't figure out, is animate the newly added HTML fragment with a show() effect.
Any suggestions?
Solution:1
Try something like this...
$('#div').load('file.html').fadeIn("slow"); The load function is better suited to your needs, as it's main purpose is to load HTML from a remote file and inject it into the DOM.
Using the "post" function is better for loading a remote page using a POST request (posting data via a form and returning dynamic data based on your post request).
See below...
$.post("file.php", { name: "superuntitled", time: "2am" }, function(data){ $('#div').fadeIn("slow").append(data); }); jQuery has no support yet for "PUT" requests. So if you really need to use a put request, I can recommend extending the jQuery functionality with a custom function that adds support for "PUT". That said, there are some work arounds! See here for more details! ... http://homework.nwsnet.de/news/9132_put-and-delete-with-jquery
Solution:2
This is what I use for adding a new post to the list:
success: function(data){ $("#posts-container").prepend(data).children().first().hide().show('slow'); } This assumes the added element is wrapped in a div and is first in the #posts-container.
Solution:3
I am using this
$.post("yourdocument.php", {parameter:"caucana.com"}, function(data) { $('#contiene_resultados').prepend(data); }); Note:If u also have question or solution just comment us below or mail us on toontricks1994@gmail.com
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