Basically I have a web page that has a div id="content" and a div id="sidebar",
What I would like to do is change the content in the content div when a link/button is clicked in the sidebar without having a serperate page for each article.
The reason being;
I am doing a BIO page for some multiple bands and there would be multiple buttons for each band then when a user clicks the button/link the content would change.
Any idea's, I have been looking into .click using jQuery or maybe PHP but not exactly sure on how to implement it.
Use the textContent property to change the text of a div element, e.g. div. textContent = 'Replacement text' . The textContent property will set the text of the div to the provided string, replacing any of the existing content.
We simply add the onlcick event and add a location to it. Then, additionally and optionally, we add a cursor: pointer to indicate to the user the div is clickable. This will make the whole div clickable.
We can bind a JavaScript function to a div using the onclick event handler in the HTML or attaching the event handler in JavaScript. Let us refer to the following code in which we attach the event handler to a div element. The div element does not accept any click events by default.
You could put each of the articles in one HTML file on your server, each with a div wrapped around it, like this (let's say the file is called myArticles.html and is in the same folder as your main page):
<div id='article1'>
<b>ARTICLE 1</b> This is my first article
</div>
<div id='article2'>
<b>ARTICLE 2</b> This is my second article
</div>
Then use jQuery's .load
function to load this data using AJAX into your page.
Say your button for article 1 has the id = 'articleButton1' and 2 has id = 'articleButton2' (and both with href='#', so the page doesn't change) then this jQuery would work:
$('#articleButton1').click(function(){
$('#content').load('myArticles.html #article1');
}
$('#articleButton2').click(function(){
$('#content').load('myArticles.html #article2');
}
This picks the correct div out of that page on your server and puts it into the #content
div
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