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Asked: 2026-06-10T03:54:54+00:00

I’m not all the familiar with the .load functionality of jQuery, but it would

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I’m not all the familiar with the .load functionality of jQuery, but it would be REALLY cool if I could do what’s in the url.

Basically, I’ve got a PHP loop that cycles for 10 pieces of content per page. This is based on a Query String

http://domain.com/page/?offSet=0&rpp=10

will load the 10 most recent bits of content (rpp=10)

http://domain.com/page/?offSet=10&rpp=10

this loads the content 11-20 (notice offset=10). Offset 20 will produce 21-30, etc.

BASICALLY – I’ve got some links at the bottom that use PHP math to determine the current offset and add 10 or subtract 10.

Currently, they reload the whole page (gross). Can I use .load with the query strings to grab the container div with the other content?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Yes, you can do that. You can add a selector after your URL to indicate only what section of the loaded HTML that you want to insert into your current page’s container.

    For example:

    $('#myGridOfData').load('/page/?offSet=10&rpp=10 #container');

    Which will load only the contents of #container from your loaded resource into #myGridData.

    See the jQuery API for more details.

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