public static function jQueryAjax()
{
if (empty(self::$jQueryAjax)) {
include_once __DIR__ . '/class.jQueryAjax.php';
self::$jQueryAjax = new jQueryAjax(self::$jQObj);
}
return self::$jQueryAjax;
}
echo $data;
?>
</div>
<?php
exit;
}
include __DIR__ . '/classes/class.nUberJTools.php';
/* @method ::Initialize
** This method allows for globalizing how your jQuery will run.
** For instance, in WordPress, it may be necessary to use the "nUberJTools::WP_COMPAT" setting
*/
//nUberJTools::Initialize(nUberJTools::WP_COMPAT);
/* @method ::Ajax
** This method initializes the AJAX class/app
*/
$ajax = nUberJTools::jQueryAjax();
/* @param array ["on"]: This is the trigger that activates the ajax.
** This setting can have keyup, keypress, submit, change etc.
**
** @param array ["id"]: This is how to identify the element (form,or other)
** If you use "id", your element must have the same "id" name: <form id="tester">...etc
** You can use "class" to identify a specific element from a set of elements:
** <div class="myclass">test1</div>
** <div class="myclass">test2</div>
*/
$form['on'] = 'change';
$form['id'] = 'tester';
/* @method ::ActivateAjax
** This method is how Ajax knows what to do. It implements the settings established above
** In this instance, the setting are meant to activate the form labeled as "tester" using the id as the selector:
** <form id="tester">
