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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T22:56:22+00:00 2026-05-13T22:56:22+00:00

I’m not sure what to call this question, since it involves a variety of

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I’m not sure what to call this question, since it involves a variety of things, but we’ll start with the first issue…

I’ve been trying to write a simple to use jQuery for includes (similar to php or ssi) on static html sites. Whenever it finds div.jqinclude it gets attr('title') (which is my external html file), then uses load() to include the external html file. Afterwards it changes the class of the div to jqincluded

So my main index.html might contain several lines like so:

<div class="jqinclude" title="menu.html"></div>

However, within menu.html there might be other includes nested. So it needs to make the first level of includes, then perform the same action on the newly included content. So far it works fine, but it’s very verbose and only goes a couple levels deep.

How would I make the following repeated function to continually loop until no more class="jqinclude" elements are left on the page? I’ve tried arguments.callee and some other convoluted wacky attempts to no avail.

I’m also interested to know if there’s another completely different way I should be doing this.

 $('div.jqinclude').each(function() { // begin repeat here
  var file = $(this).attr('title');
  $(this).load(file, function() {
   $(this).removeClass('jqinclude').addClass('jqincluded');
   $(this).find('div.jqinclude').each(function() { // end repeat here
    var file = $(this).attr('title');
    $(this).load(file, function() {
     $(this).removeClass('jqinclude').addClass('jqincluded');
     $(this).find('div.jqinclude').each(function() {
      var file = $(this).attr('title');
      $(this).load(file, function() {
          $(this).removeClass('jqinclude').addClass('jqincluded');
      });
     });
    });
   });
  });
 });
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    2026-05-13T22:56:22+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 10:56 pm

    You can wrap it in a recursive function like this taking advantage of the context part of the selector:

    function doIncludes(context) 
    {
      $('div.jqinclude', context).each(function() { // begin repeat here
        $(this).load($(this).attr('title'), function() {
          $(this).removeClass('jqinclude').addClass('jqincluded');
          doIncludes($(this));
        });
      });
    }
    $(function() {
      doIncludes(document);
    });
    

    This looks for includes starting in document overall, then recurses, looking only in the content just loaded each time.

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