Question

I am trying to load a div into my page (it is an iteration through a series of classes) using jQuery’s .load command. It works fine in Safari, Crome, and firefox but not IE (7 i don’t care about 6 and I don’t have 8 to test). I have checked and cannot find any mismatched tags as suggested previously here, I have also tried appending a random number to the end of the url to prevent IE caching the code, when that did not work I removed it to prevent future problems. I have tried just loading the basic page without passing the div class to see if parsing it was the problem, but that didn’t make a difference. I know the code runs, as it gives me a response from the function both before and after the .load command.

Here’s the code:

function desc(){
        $(".description").each(function(i){
            url = $(this).attr("meta");
            $(this).load(url+' .ProductWarrantyContainer');
        });
    }

I have several functions that are having this problem but all are based of this one and only slight variants.

Here is the page if it helps anyone to see the original page Brain Wellness pro

I’m going to keep looking but any help the Stack Overflow community could provide would be greatly appreciated.

**Update:
On further exploration it seems that it does run and does load the full page but does not seem to be able to parse the html for the div I need, or put it into the div it is assigned… any thoughts?

Answer 1

Sorry guys, After discovering that the .load() function was working i striped the html down to the basics and my div. It turns out this was an error generated by something being mismatched in some part of my code. I will check more thoroughly next time before posting. And to anyone else posting here regarding this question, always check your code!!! 🙂