well my doubt is the following call to the page within a target
# ConPAG ok but the prob is on the page because I want the whole
navigation is within the # conPag but he is giving stick “loadHash” and so
works in IE

the example is so

main page:

xxxx link calls the page in # conPAG yyyy yyyy has links on the page I
wanted to continue in the # conPAG

yyyy page but also has other functions as I proceed to
able to work this way

I activate a link using flash?

Here an example what will happen wihout the modification:
<div id="#main_content"><div id="#main_content">Your Content</div></div>

Replace:

if(current.tagToload){
		data = '<div>'+data+'</div>'; //wrap data so we can find tags within it.
			if(typeof current.tagToload == 'string'){
					jQuery.ajaxifyManip(current,jQuery(data).find(current.tagToload)); 					
			}else if(typeof current.tagToload == 'object') {
					jQuery.each(current.tagToload, function(tag, target) {
						if(jQuery(data).find(tag).size())
							jQuery.ajaxifyManip(target,jQuery(data).find(tag)); 
						else
							jQuery.ajaxifylog('Warning: Tag "'+tag+'" couldn\'t be found.');
						
					});
			}
		
		}else{

with

if(current.tagToload){
		data = '<div>'+data+'</div>'; //wrap data so we can find tags within it.
			if(typeof current.tagToload == 'string'){
					jQuery.ajaxifyManip(current,jQuery(data).find(current.tagToload).html());			
			}else if(typeof current.tagToload == 'object') {
					jQuery.each(current.tagToload, function(tag, target) {
						if(jQuery(data).find(tag).size())
							jQuery.ajaxifyManip(target,jQuery(data).find(tag).html());
						else
							jQuery.ajaxifylog('Warning: Tag "'+tag+'" couldn\'t be found.');
						
					});
			}
		
		}else{

with some modifications of your script i’ve got a solution for my problem – if you are interested in, i will send it to you by mail because it is a bit more extensive to post it here?!

Hello ivus,

i dont have a problem solving for you, but a very usefull advice if you want to load the content of an element in the same or in other words if “target” and “tagToload” is the same element:
open the “jquery.ajaxify.js”-script and go to the function “jQuery.ajaxifLoad” (near by line 226), search and replace the first code-snipped with the second. now only the content of the “tagToload” is disyplayed in the “target”.
the originalcode would nest the “tagToLoad” inside the “target”.

Here an example what will happen without the modification:

b??
??z{

Replace:
??.?????N?hi?Z?

with
??.?????N?hi?Z?

Libertarian Greetz from germany – sorry for the bad english,
NetzKnecht

I’ve got this new problem now…

I’m trying to integrate this script with PHP, the PHP part is all sorted, but trying to redirect using the ajaxify script poses a few problems.

$(“.ajaxify”).ajaxify({
link: ‘/index.php?option=com_onlinecourse&view=appraisal&Itemid=2&course_id=’,
target: ‘#main_content’,
tagToload: ‘#main_content’,
loadHash:true
});

all this seems to do is refresh the page.. not sure how to fix it.