As the title says, I am trying to dynamically load content in a view using ajax requests. I know this can be done if you are using html elements e.g. ("#div_place").html(<p>...). The problem lies when I would like to load some php/blade objects into a div for instance. Is this possible or is there a different way to go about achieving the result I want.
After some digging some more I found this which helped me to solve the problem.
You have to use the .load("url/page/...") via jquery and then set a route in the routes.php file that displays a view with the data that needs to be loaded e.g.
Route::get('/url/page/...', function(){
return View::make('test');
});
This returns the necessary php code which needed to be loaded dynamically, cheers.
This is pretty straightforward. Assuming you're using jQuery...
create a route that will respond to the AJAX call and return an HTML fragment
Route::get('test', function(){
// this returns the contents of the rendered template to the client as a string
return View::make("mytemplate")
->with("value", "something")
->render();
});
in your javascript:
$.get(
"test",
function (data) {
$("#my-content-div").html(data);
}
);