I am stick with smarty template to process form with ajax it should not reload page...
anyone here to show me the write way if need i will post the code also.
thanks
For example, start here:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/wa-aj-smarty/index.html?ca=drs-
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Is there any way in codeigniter Pagination, such that when I click on next page in links my page should not get reload?
I am done with pagination But I am not able to solve this query.
Please Help.
Thank you
Short answer: No
Long answer: What you're asking is creating an AJAX pagination: The "not reloading page" effect is achieved when you use AJAX, that is, programming into the client side to call the server and only reload a part of the website.
That's said, if you wanted to get that, you should look for something like: Codeigniter jquery ajax pagination
How do I get data from the database, without refreshing the page?
I dont even know where to start...
In Rails you will need to implement a page that pulls data from the DB and shows the data in whatever format you prefer, plaintext/json/xml. There's no asynchronous stuff in this part.
Ajax will be happening in frontend, the javascript part, that asynchronous connects to the webpage that you made above. jQuery's $.ajax will save you a lot of time.
You'll need to make your AJAX call from either an onload.js or a page specific js file (example.js). You'll then need to run a $.get or $.post call to the URL of the data.
Here is a pretty detailed tutorial: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/ruby-on-rails/rails-and-ajax.htm
I want to make a form on ajax in Symfony Framework. The problem is the only way I found is with jquery and .load function. But with this way how to pass post values? I don't want hardcode anything so be flexible, but how make ajax submission form in symfony 1.4 with post data? How pass input posts in the load function?
Thanks a lot.
.load is fine. You can grab the values of the form with jquery.
http://www.ryancoughlin.com/2009/05/04/how-to-use-jquery-to-serialize-ajax-forms/
The only issue is that you will have to bind the form manually yourself(in the controller). I consider that the bigger issue :P
I am using Drupal 7, and I am building a web site, that has a contact form in the footer which should appear in every page. The requirements was to make this form work via Ajax, all examples I found on Internet was form that related to node.
So when I tried to apply the same concept, I faced the problem of rendering the form, so I have passed it to the template as a parameter like this:
$vars['node']->contactForm = drupal_get_form('nilecode_form');
When I render the form by using drupal_render_children($node->contactForm), all the fields were rendered but with no wrapping form tag.
So after frustration, and not very useful IRC chats, I am thinking to do it by using normal Ajax request.
Before doing so is there any solution, before doing it the bad way?
Thanks.
Take a look at my ajax form examples, the best way of achieving this is using a theme function for the form:
http://monchacos.com/monchacos/code/creating-forms-template-file-ajax-included
Theres an attachment in the post, so you can get the full code example.
I need a simple example of form submission very similar to Twitter.
How you type in a comment and click update and without the whole page refreshing, the comment gets added below on top of the rest of the comments.
I would prefer something in Jquery as my PHP project is already integrated with it.
See this pleae.
I wrote an example a while ago that more-or-less covers that. Getting data from a form is basic DOM, and you'll want to switch out the GET to POST since you are sending data rather then just requesting it.
I found these links for you:
jQuery plugin: Simplest Twitter-like dynamic character count for textareas and input fields
http://cssglobe.com/post/7161/jquery-plugin-simplest-twitterlike-dynamic-character-count-for-textareas
Or maybe
http://www.ajaxupdates.com/twitter-like-search-with-jquery-and-ajax/