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Asked: 2026-06-04T18:20:19+00:00

Looking at other questions, none seem to be specific enough for my case. I

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Looking at other questions, none seem to be specific enough for my case. I am creating a blog-like website and have created a user-authenticated page that allows me to add a title, main content, and image using a form that is sent to a php file that stores the data in the mySQL database. Then, the php redirects me to the index page where I want to load the latest blog post along with all previous posts and put them in a div with styling. I do not think I need AJAX for this. I only need the data to load per each visit, therefore, is the best thing for me to do is to call a javascript function on $(document).ready() that will access the data in the database? If so, how can I implement PHP in my javascript to work with the database and then store the info in javascript variables.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You certainly don’t need AJAX for this. Just use your index.php page to look up the blog posts in the db and then loop through and echo them out.

    You could later incorporate AJAX to call a php page which would provide the blog posts to you. This way you could update the page after it is loaded when new blog posts are created.

    Hope that helps.

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