[English Breakfast Tea]

Hi;

Should I include JS functions and librbaries in reload_paypal.php as well?

$.post('reload_paypal.php', { special_requests:special_requests},function(output){$('#' + div_id).html(output).show('slow');});
			}

Thanks

[web_loone08]

Originally Posted by zxcvbnm

Hi;

Should I include JS functions and librbaries in reload_paypal.php as well?

$.post('reload_paypal.php', { special_requests:special_requests},function(output){$('#' + div_id).html(output).show('slow');});
			}

Thanks

No, because your $.post() is posting/sending data to your "reload_paypal.php" page. You do not need to add that jQuery AJAX $.post() API to the PHP, your sending the data to; I think your thinking of session data.

[English Breakfast Tea]

Originally Posted by web_loone08

No, because your $.post() is posting/sending data to your "reload_paypal.php" page. You do not need to add that jQuery AJAX $.post() API to the PHP, your sending the data to; I think your thinking of session data.

Hello;

What about php code that was included? For example:

include "config.php"; 

Thanks

[English Breakfast Tea]

Hello;
Thank you it fixed a few error as it already had Jqueries in there (like said).

What about php code that was included? For example:

include "config.php"; 

Thanks

edit:

It looks like I have to include php files on the reloaded page

[web_loone08]

Is your jQuery code within your "config.php" page? Because, if it is and your using PHP include("config.php"); your jQuery code will be accessible in any page, that your PHP include() resides in.

[English Breakfast Tea]

Originally Posted by web_loone08

Is your jQuery code within your "config.php" page? Because, if it is and your using PHP include("config.php"); your jQuery code will be accessible in any page, that your PHP include() resides in.

Jquery is seperate, php is seperate. The jquery libraries are all included but php funcitons not.
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