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Is it possible to call a Jquery function from a link to another page?
Let's say if page1 and page2 are ("physical" pages, not JS). Page1
has a link to page2 . And page2 has an Ajax function that needs to be called from a link on the first page.
If the function is on the same page as the link, it's easy. But if on the other - it does not work.
Tried, for example, like this:
Does not work.
<a href="page2" onclick="foo()">Link</a>
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The functionality is implemented within some section of the code.
Connect this code to
page1 and you will be happy.
PS If you need a click to first transition, and then the function is called, then you do it like this:
For example, page2?doFooPlease=1
2. In the js code on page2, check if the address bar contains the doFooPlease parameter. If it exists and its value is equal to 1, then call your foo()
3. As a bonus, using historyAPI, you can throw out the now unnecessary doFooPlease=1 so as not to offend the highly aesthetic appearance of the address bar with these ugly parameters
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