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40 CHAPTER 2 ■ COMMON JQUERY ACTIONS AND METHODS Changes made with JavaScript can be saved on the server through the use of AJAX (which you’ll learn about later in this chapter), which allows JavaScript to interface with server-side languages such as PHP. ■ Note After performing the examples in each of the following sections, refresh your page so each new example is starting with a fresh copy of the example HTML file. .append() and .prepend() The .append() and .prepend() functions will attach the elements passed as arguments to the jQuery object to which they are chained. The only difference is that .append() attaches the elements at the end, and .prepend() attaches at the beginning. The content will be appended or prepended inside the matched elements, meaning if you match all paragraphs on the page and append a new sentence, “This was added by jQuery”, it will be appended inside the closing paragraph tag (). Try this out by entering the following code into your console: $("p").append(" This was added by jQuery."); Executing the code will add this sentence to the end of each paragraph inside the closing paragraph tag. This is evident because the text is not knocked to the next line, as it would be if it were outside the closing tag.
CHAPTER 2 ■ COMMON JQUERY ACTIONS AND METHODS INSPECTING HTML USING THE ELEMENT INSPECTOR IN FIREBUG You can also see this by using the element inspection tool provided by Firebug. Near the top left of the console, there's a button that looks like a mouse cursor over a rectangle (see Figure 2-3). Click it to activate the element inspector. Figure 2-3. The button to activate the element inspector After the inspector is active, you can hover over different elements in the browser, and they'll highlight with a blue outline. Hover over one of the paragraphs you just appended text to, and click it. This brings up the HTML panel of Firebug with the current element collapsed and highlighted, and a tab to expand the element (see Figure 2-4). 41
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ii Pro PHP and jQuery Copyright ©
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