1. HTML processing is relatively simple and can be output directly. Generally use $("jb51div").innerHTML, etc.
2. json format data call
$.ajax({
url : "/trundle/RawContentAction.getAjaxContent.act",
data : "param1=22",
dataType : "json",//The dataType here is the returned data format html, xml, json
cache: false,//Set whether to cache, the default setting is true , if you need to perform database operations every time you refresh, you need to set it to false
success: function(data) {
$(data).each(function(te, u) {
alert(te );
$("#content").append(u.title "");
})
}
})
3. xml format data call
$.ajax({
url : "/trundle/RawContentAction.getAjaxContent.act",
data : "param1=22",
dataType : "xml",//The dataType here is returned The data format is html, xml, json
cache: false, // Set whether to cache. The default setting is true. If you need to perform database operations every time you refresh, you need to set it to false
success: function(xml ) {
$(xml).find("*").each(function(){
//The traversed content is processed here, jquery can use xpath to traverse
})
}
})