Question

$(document).ready(function(){
  $("#voiceMail").click(function(){
if(realStatus == 'Registered.')
{
     var username=window.frames["iframeIphone"].username.value;//--Here is some problem i guess.

      $(".display").load("Images/Working.gif"); // for loading delay
      $(".display").load("AMI/AMI.php",{'info[]':[username]}); // The main file to be loaded. 
}     
  });
});
</script>
</head>

I am using Jquery Ajax and my task of to load AMI.php when i click in VoiceMail button. This code works well if i run it with WAMP server on windows but i dont work when i put this code in to LAMP server of linux.

Answer 1

Get rid of the backslash in your first .load() call. You never want backslashes in hardcoded paths; no matter which OS you are using. Replace it with a slash instead:

$(".display").load("Images/Working.gif"); // for loading delay

Besides that, .load() is not really meant to be used to display images but rather to load HTML into an element.