bReq is a super basic AJAX wrapper
Just call bReq. Without any arguments, it will hit the current path.
If you want to define the url, enter it as the first argument. The second argument is then an optional options object.
bReq('http://www.breqistheshizzle.com', {method: "post"});
or
bReq('http://www.breqistheshizzle.com');
or if you just want to hit the current page, you can just pass the options object as the first argument:
bReq({method: "post"});
bReq accepts an options object. Below are the available options:
data string Data you want passed to the server. Make sure you serialize it first
data: 'first_name=donald&last_name=cook'
type string Data type you are expecting from the server. Currently only accepts html and json
type: 'html' Default
method string HTTP method type
method: 'get' Default
- Firefox 3.5+
- Google Chrome
- Internet Explorer 7+
- Safari 3+
Other browsers may work, but I haven't tested them.
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- Add some cross domain jsonp-ness
- Add a simple serialize method
- Add tests