JQuery Lavalamp problem: when link is clicked and new php content is loaded, slider jumps back to original position (newbie q)?

As I see, you can set this menu x position in php GET parameter, because it sets to zero position just when your page is being updated UPDATE: But anyway, you should edit your lavalamp plugin a little to set directly the position through your own function. Script is quite short to edit it.

As I see, you can set this menu x position in php GET parameter, because it sets to zero position just when your page is being updated. UPDATE: But anyway, you should edit your lavalamp plugin a little to set directly the position through your own function. Script is quite short to edit it.

I am new to jquery, let alone javascript. Thanks :) @ISE – kapser Sep 15 at 21:59 Hmm, my first solution seems stupid for me now, because user will see updating page. There are simpler solution: ` $.

Get('your_url', function(url_content) { $('#your_div'). Html(url_content) } ); ` For registering user clicks you may use jquery. Bind or just HTML "A" with "href=javascript", calling your function with your url.

So, just read api.jquery. Com/get to understand it better. – ISE Sep 16 at 2:26 Sorry, but it's still not clear to me.

Could you keep in mind that i'm not at all comfortable in javascript yet ;)! Where do I put this function you're showing? I read the link you gave, but I don't understand yet how I can change the x value of the menu by the get function.

Here's the source of the lavalamp: temminktrainingcoaching. Nl/beta/js/jquery.lavalamp. Js , feel free to check it out, maybe it helps with giving a more clear example, which is what I need ;).

Thank you for your time! @ISE – kapser Sep 17 at 19:15.

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