$.ajax({
url:"http://localhost/request.php",//this is the request page of ajax
data:{params1:param1,param2:param2},//data for throwing the expected url
type:"POST",//you can also use GET method
dataType:"html",// you can also specify for the result for json or xml
success:function(response){
$('#result_selector').html(response);
},
error:function(){
alert('Failed request data from ajax page");
}
But in yii the ajax function has been integrated to the yii native function. There are many choices for you to make ajax call through button, link or other components.. From the documentation we can take a look of this part.
| ajax() | Generates the JavaScript that initiates an AJAX request. | CHtml |
| ajaxButton() | Generates a push button that can initiate AJAX requests. | CHtml |
| ajaxLink() | Generates a link that can initiate AJAX requests. | CHtml |
| ajaxSubmitButton() | Generates a push button that can submit the current form in POST method. | CHtml |
Oke let's take a look below code for the example
<?php
echo CHtml::ajaxButton(
'Submit request',
array('test/function'),
array('data'=>array('test'=>$model->id)),
array('update'=>'#update_selector')//this is the update selector of yours $('#update_selector').load(url);
);
?>
And then don't forget if you want to make an ajax call you should have to use renderPatial so the whole contents is not included.
public function actionFunction() {
if(Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest){
$this->renderPartial("_form",array('model'=>$model),false,true);
Yii::app()->end();
}
}
That's the easy look of yii function..