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I have two Wordpress sites. When I click on a link on Website A (the link is a country) I would like it to navigate to Website B. Website B would then display a list of results based on the link pressed on Website A e.g. the selected country.

The page I would like to navigate to on Website B uses an AJAX POST to retrieve the results though. So it's like I would like to call the AJAX JQuery function on Website B with incoming country name data from website A.

I hope that makes some sense. Is this possible?

I have two Wordpress sites. When I click on a link on Website A (the link is a country) I would like it to navigate to Website B. Website B would then display a list of results based on the link pressed on Website A e.g. the selected country.

The page I would like to navigate to on Website B uses an AJAX POST to retrieve the results though. So it's like I would like to call the AJAX JQuery function on Website B with incoming country name data from website A.

I hope that makes some sense. Is this possible?

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You can use url parameters (read more here http://php/manual/en/reserved.variables.get.php) but of course you need to create a small function in jQuery / javascript to retrieves those.

For instance, placing a link like https://www.websiteb?country=yourcountry in your Website A and using a get_url_param(country) jQuery function in your Website B, you could pass the value to the AJAX call. I give you a practical example:

Website A

<a href="https://www.websiteb?country=yourcountry">Your Country</a>

Website B

$(document).ready(function(){

   var Country = get_url_param("country");

   //Pass your Country value to the AJAX call
   if(Country != null) init_your_ajax_call(Country);

});

function init_your_ajax_call(param){
   //etc etc
}

function get_url_param(name){
        var results = new RegExp('[\?&]' + name + '=([^]*)').exec(window.location.href);
        if (results==null){
           return null;
        } else {
            if(results[1].indexOf("#")){
                results = results[1].split("#");
                results = results[0];
            } else {
                results = results[1] || 0;
            }
            return results;
        }
    }

This function cleans eventual hashes # from the url and retrieves any parameter value you ask for. Returns null whether the parameter doesn't exist.

I have two Wordpress sites. When I click on a link on Website A (the link is a country) I would like it to navigate to Website B. Website B would then display a list of results based on the link pressed on Website A e.g. the selected country.

The page I would like to navigate to on Website B uses an AJAX POST to retrieve the results though. So it's like I would like to call the AJAX JQuery function on Website B with incoming country name data from website A.

I hope that makes some sense. Is this possible?

I have two Wordpress sites. When I click on a link on Website A (the link is a country) I would like it to navigate to Website B. Website B would then display a list of results based on the link pressed on Website A e.g. the selected country.

The page I would like to navigate to on Website B uses an AJAX POST to retrieve the results though. So it's like I would like to call the AJAX JQuery function on Website B with incoming country name data from website A.

I hope that makes some sense. Is this possible?

• posts
• ajax

Share Improve this question asked Nov 21, 2018 at 14:52 user142553user142553 2122 silver badges99 bronze badges

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1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 0

You can use url parameters (read more here http://php/manual/en/reserved.variables.get.php) but of course you need to create a small function in jQuery / javascript to retrieves those.

For instance, placing a link like https://www.websiteb?country=yourcountry in your Website A and using a get_url_param(country) jQuery function in your Website B, you could pass the value to the AJAX call. I give you a practical example:

Website A

<a href="https://www.websiteb?country=yourcountry">Your Country</a>

Website B

$(document).ready(function(){

   var Country = get_url_param("country");

   //Pass your Country value to the AJAX call
   if(Country != null) init_your_ajax_call(Country);

});

function init_your_ajax_call(param){
   //etc etc
}

function get_url_param(name){
        var results = new RegExp('[\?&]' + name + '=([^]*)').exec(window.location.href);
        if (results==null){
           return null;
        } else {
            if(results[1].indexOf("#")){
                results = results[1].split("#");
                results = results[0];
            } else {
                results = results[1] || 0;
            }
            return results;
        }
    }

This function cleans eventual hashes # from the url and retrieves any parameter value you ask for. Returns null whether the parameter doesn't exist.

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