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Refresh a div with jQuery

Is it possible to refresh a single div with jQuery? I have a button that does logout a user. After the button is clicked, I want to show the login form, so I need to re-parse this div.

The content of my div is this:

<div id="signup" class="register">

    <?php
        $email = $_COOKIE['email'];
        $login = $_COOKIE['login'];

        if($email != null && $email != "" && $login != null && $login != "") {
            echo "<h3>you are logged in as <b>$email</b></h3><br><br><button id='logoutbtn' class='submitButton'>Logout</button>";
        } else {
            // show login form
        }
    ?>

</div>

This is my JavaScript part where I perform the logout:

$('#logoutbtn').click(function () {    
    $.ajax({  
        type: "POST",  
        url: "php/logout.php",  
        async: false,
        success: function(data){
            // reload signup div
        } 
    });  
});

Edit: My logout.php script removes the cookies, that's why I need to re-parse the signup-div.

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nimrod Avatar asked Sep 01 '26 03:09

nimrod


2 Answers

You can dynamically change the contents of the signup div with jquery as follows:

$("#signup").html("My New Login Section");

or

var $loginDiv = $(document.createElement("div")).html("<label>Username</label><input type='text' id='username'/>");
$("#signup").html($loginDiv);
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Lucas Avatar answered Sep 03 '26 16:09

Lucas


Use load()

$('#signup').load('php/logout.php', function() {
  alert('Logout.');
});
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Gabe Avatar answered Sep 03 '26 16:09

Gabe