Is there anyway to append some html content from a file in Jquery?
I know you can use load() in jquery to replace the entire content within an element.
but I wonder if I can conditionally use append('url') to add extra content into an element in Jquery
You could try this:
$.get('/someurl', function(result) {
$('#someElement').append(result);
});
So you are trying to append dynamic content? Try something like this:
$(document).ready(function(){
$.get('<URL>', function(data){
$(<contentelement>).append(<either entire data element, or do some operations on it>);
});
});
Yes you can. append() literally appends something to the end of an element.
Another way is to do a two step process, i.e
onclick='$("#id1").append("<div id=\"id2\"></div>"); $("#id2").load("content.php");'
This also works to prepend content from another url too.
