Quick Question

[BryanA]

I am new to JS and after googling for a little while I couldn't find
an answer to my question. I have an ajax JS that auto updates a
certain element. The problem is it has to request another page for
each individual page that it sits on. I have a php get in there but
because this site is in full js, every time I pass a variable through
the url it starts back at the base page. The javascript sits at the
top of the page and then loads in other pages and acts as a template.
How should I go passing the current page url into the JS? I was
thinking about using a variable in the element that it refreshes but
am unsure of how to do that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Bryan A

[BryanA]

Re: Quick Question

On Nov 2, 8:29 am, BryanA <Bryan.Andr...@ gmail.comwrote:

I am new to JS and after googling for a little while I couldn't find
an answer to my question. I have an ajax JS that auto updates a
certain element. The problem is it has to request another page for
each individual page that it sits on. I have a php get in there but
because this site is in full js, every time I pass a variable through
the url it starts back at the base page. The javascript sits at the
top of the page and then loads in other pages and acts as a template.
How should I go passing the current page url into the JS? I was
thinking about using a variable in the element that it refreshes but
am unsure of how to do that.
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Any suggestions?
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Thanks,
Bryan A

To further explain, the url format is: http://www.example.com/index.php#page
which turns into http://www.example.com/#page

Because the #page is just the id of the page and the js file is
sitting at the top of the page it can't be edited with url parameters
which is what I need?

Any Help is much appreciated!

-Bryan