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em0tic0n
em0tic0n

Reputation: 290

Add the current url dynamic paramater into a jQuery script

Can I update the below jQuery code with the current url parameter? The parameters are changed each time.

$("#hotel-list").load("Rezults2.php?id=value&id2=value2 #hotel-list> *");

where this values are changed each time ?id=value&id2=value2

As example:

On the page 1 - Main Page where I have the below code, the url param is :

?DesinationId=BO9B&roomsno=1&city=Barcelona&In=2015-05-01&Out=2015-05-08&rooms%5B0%5D%5Badult%5D=2&rooms%5B0%5D%5Bchild%5D=0

I need to send the same param to Rezults2 page when I try to pull its data.

The name id`s from the URL are always the same but their values are changed each time.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 139

Answers (2)

Jai
Jai

Reputation: 74738

So your question:

Can I update the below jQuery code with the current url parameter?

So I guess you want to get the location's search.

Try this:

var datastring = window.location.search; // now you can update this var and use
$("#hotel-list").load("Rezults2.php"+ datastring + " #hotel-list> *");

Maybe you want to use and append a var then:

var datastring = "?id=value&id2=value2"; // now you can update this var and use
$("#hotel-list").load("Rezults2.php"+ datastring + " #hotel-list> *");

If you go to the documentation of .load() then you can find this: 

.load( url [, data ] [, complete ] )

You can see that you can send data object too. So even you can try sending like this too:

var datastring = {id : value, id2 : value2}; // now you can update this var and use
$("#hotel-list").load("Rezults2.php  #hotel-list> *", datastring);

Upvotes: 2

Jaykumar Patel
Jaykumar Patel

Reputation: 27614

Pass parameter of data to the server,

$("#hotel-list").load("Rezults2.php #hotel-list > *", { "id": value, "id2": value });

View this $.load() doc

You can also do something like this,

var data = "?id=" + value + "&id2=" + value2;
var url = "Rezults2.php?" + data + " #hotel-list > *";

$("#hotel-list").load(url);

Upvotes: 1

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