Cannot retrieve the data sent with the jQuery Ajax call .load()?

You have not set any value for year GET variable in the URL. If you need to send $(this).val() as the year do it like below code.

You have not set any value for "year" GET variable in the URL. If you need to send $(this).val() as the "year", do it like below code. $("#second").

Load('populate_section. Php', {"year": $(this).val()}).

Wonderful! Thanks @Manjula for this. – D-Lo Dec 6 '11 at 7:36 Using a mapping gives a POST method, not a GET (with jQuery 1.5.1).

One must provide a string to send the request as GET. The string must be of the format param1=v1¶m2=v2&... which can be obtained with the $("my_form-or-my-fields-selector").serialize(). – Stan Dec 22 '11 at 15:11.

Try this: $(function () { $("#first"). Change(function () { $("#second"). Load('populate_section.

Php', {year: $(this).val()}); }); }).

Thanks for the reply. Already tried this, but no luck. – D-Lo Dec 6 '11 at 7:29.

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