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.load() when getting remote content thats dynamically generated

in Using jQuery • 6 years ago

I am using .load() to grab a remote div from an external site, the Jquery successfully locates and loads the remote DIV but not any of its content. I assume that the content of the remote div is dynamically generated/inserted since I get a DIV response without the internal content.

So, I assumed that the .load() function waited for DOM READY before actually getting and parsing the remote page, but it seems not. How can I tell my local .load(); to wait for ('document').ready(); on the remote site before getting the content?

http://jsfiddle.net/s3yyno0m/

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jakecigar

Re: .load() when getting remote content thats dynamically generated

6 years ago

http://jsfiddle.net/jakecigar/s3yyno0m/1/ gets the comments. .load() does not run scripts when you specify #id.

It would run them properly without the # either.

You could resort to loading the page in an <iframe> and scraping the comments, if the server had the proper headers or you are on serving your page from the same server.

JΛ̊KE

Robert Wi..

Re: .load() when getting remote content thats dynamically generated

6 years ago

Jake,

Is that a API url for birdeye? I see the url is different and contains variables i've not seen in the default URL. What you provided will certainly work, but i was hoping to keep the "user pictures" the source page shows.

jakecigar