Resolved Using a PHP Constant in AJAX html

dstu · 09-21-2012, 06:40 AM

Hello,

I have a question regarding using a string that was preconfigured in a DEFINE function in AJAX.

This is what I have (that I want to change):

Code:

$('#entry_error .ui-state-error-text').html('Please enter the required fields');

If I try to do this, it doesn't work:

Code:

DEFINE('ENTER_FIELD','Please enter the required fields');

...

$('#entry_error .ui-state-error-text').html(ENTER_FIELD);

What's the proper way to use this constant in the AJAX command?

Thanks.

dstu · 09-21-2012, 07:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dstu

Hello,

I have a question regarding using a string that was preconfigured in a DEFINE function in AJAX.

This is what I have (that I want to change):

Code:

$('#entry_error .ui-state-error-text').html('Please enter the required fields');

If I try to do this, it doesn't work:

Code:

DEFINE('ENTER_FIELD','Please enter the required fields');

...

$('#entry_error .ui-state-error-text').html(ENTER_FIELD);

What's the proper way to use this constant in the AJAX command?

Thanks.

I found the solution.

I did this:

Code:

DEFINE('ENTER_FIELD','Please enter the required fields');

...

$('#entry_error .ui-state-error-text').html('<? echo(ENTER_FIELD);?>');