Jquery ajax hash return page fragment

I have an application with URLs like this:

domain.com/category1/category2/ etc.

I see that ajax understands the # and can pass the params to my php script. I am wondering if there is a way in ajax to do the following URL:

domain.com/#category1/category2/

If so, is there a function that I can use in jquery to do this? I have seen jquery bbq but im a big confused how this helps me. It feels like there is an easier way, to just remove the hash and开发者_如何转开发 pass the remaining url to my php script, then return the page fragment?

How would I set up my php script to return the main page fragment without the header and footer being refreshed? Do I need to detect that # or javascript has been called and then return the relevant fragment?

i am trying it this way but its not posting the Ajax : hasher parameter.

<script>
hasher = document.location.hash;
hasher = hash.replace(/^.*#/, '');
$.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: url, data: {ajax:hasher}, dataType: 'html' }); 
</script>
<?php
echo $_POST['ajax'];
?>

Am I doing something wrong?

Cheers for any helps

Ke

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You can get the hash value (after #) by getting document.location.hash property (this is standard property, not jQuery) and then pass it to the server-side script by calling $.ajax with some param like {hash:document.location.hash} in data.

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Am I doing something wrong?

Yes.

1. You are using hash var in second line instead of hasher.
2. wrong regexp: you're trying to find anything BEFORE the #symbol, but you have just to remove # from the start of the document.location.hash

3. Take a look into following example

   $('a.submit').click(function(){
       var hasher = document.location.hash;
       hasher = (hasher.length>0)?hasher.substr(1):'';
       $.ajax({
           type: 'POST', 
           url: '/test.php', 
           data: {ajax:hasher}, 
           dataType: 'html',
           success:function(response) {
               $('#ajax').html(response)
           }
       }); 
       return false;
   });