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The $ .post() method uses an HTTP POST request to load data from the server.
$.post(URL, data, callback, dataType)
This example retrieves the requested HTML code segment and inserts it into the page:
$("button").click(function(){ $.post("ajax_post.php", function(data){ $("#output").html(data); }); });Test and see‹/›
Request the ajax_post.php page and send some other data:
$("button").click(function(){ $.post("ajax_post.php", {fname:"Seagull", lname:"Anna"}, function(data){ $("#output").html(data); }); });Test and see‹/›
Request the ajax_post.php page, send some other data, and display an alert status message:
$("button").click(function(){ $.post("ajax_post.php", {fname:"Seagull", lname:"Anna"}, function(data, status){ $("#output").html(data); alert(status); }); });Test and see‹/›
Request the demo.json file and insert it into the page:
$("button").click(function(){ $.post("demo.json", function(data){ let myObj = JSON.parse(data); $("#output").html(myObj.name); }); });Test and see‹/›
Request json_demo1.php file, which has been returned in json format:
$("button").click(function(){ $.post("json_demo1.php", function(data){ let myObj = JSON.parse(data); $("#output").html(myObj.name); }); });Test and see‹/›
Parameter | Description |
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URL | Specify the URL you want to request |
data | (Optional) Specify a pure object or string to be sent to the server along with the request |
callback | (Optional) Specify the callback function to be executed after the request is successful Parameters:
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dataType | (Optional) Specify the data type required by the server response By default, jQuery performs automatic guessing Possible types:
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