Spent a lot of yesterday trying to "scrape" a link from a search page on the same server using jQuery.load(). Ended up using .ajax() to make this tiny bit of code. Even a few properties are redundant & defaults. I should use that more. Kinda fun and a nice result. One less click (no point in two clicks). Also, I need to be able to do this in plain JavaScript using XMLHttpRequest. JavaScript has come a long way. I used to hate it, but jQuery has helped ease me into it. I imagine jQuery also influenced the evolution of JavaScript (ES6), as well as influence from object-oriented developers.

Spent a lot of yesterday trying to "scrape" a link from a search page on the same server using jQuery.load(). Ended up using .ajax() to make this tiny bit of code. Even a few properties are redundant & defaults. I should use that more. Kinda fun and a nice result. One less click (no point in two clicks). Also, I need to be able to do this in plain JavaScript using XMLHttpRequest. JavaScript has come a long way. I used to hate it, but jQuery has helped ease me into it. I imagine jQuery also influenced the evolution of JavaScript (ES6), as well as influence from object-oriented developers.
by Joe PC

August 05, 2016 at 10:30AM
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