javascript jQuery $.post $.ajax用法_jquery

jQuery.post( url, [data], [callback], [type] ): Use POST method to make asynchronous requests


Parameters:

url (String): Send request URL address.

data (Map): (Optional) The data to be sent to the server, expressed in the form of Key/value pairs.

callback (Function): (Optional) Callback function when loading is successful (this method is called only when the return status of Response is success).

type (String): (optional) The official description is: Type of data to be sent. In fact, it should be the type of client request (JSON, XML, etc.)

This is a simple POST request function to replace the complex $.ajax. The callback function can be called when the request is successful. If you need to execute a function on error, use $.ajax. Sample code:

Ajax.aspx:

Response.ContentType = "application/json";Response.Write("{result: '" Request["Name"] ",Hello! (This message comes from the server)'}");jQuery code:
$.post("Ajax.aspx", { Action: "post", Name: "lulu" }, function (data, textStatus){ // data can be xmlDoc, jsonObj, html, text, etc.                 //this; //                                                                                                                               . "); Click to submit:

Here the request format is set to "json":


$.ajax() This is the underlying AJAX implementation of jQuery. For simple and easy-to-use high-level implementations, see $.get, $.post, etc.

There are several Ajax event parameters here: beforeSend, success, complete, error. We can define these events to handle each of our Ajax requests well.

$.ajax({url: 'stat.php',

type: 'POST',

data:{Name: "keyun"},

dataType: 'html',

timeout: 1000,

error: function(){alert('Error loading PHP document');},

success : function(result){alert(result);}

});