I want to be copy of one HTML div content into another HTML page div

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I want to be copy of one HTML div content into another HTML page div

Posted 1-Feb-15 23:32pm

kumarravishankar

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Thanks7872 2-Feb-15 5:43am

$("#Second-div-id").html($("#First-div-id").html());

kumarravishankar 2-Feb-15 5:57am

Sir, actually i have two different html page i.e demo.html and demo1 , and my requirement to copy demo.html into demo1.html.

Sinisa Hajnal 2-Feb-15 6:09am

Put that HTML into Session / ViewBag variable or post needed data to the second page.

Better solution would be to use only relevant data and rebuild the html at the destination.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 2-Feb-15 8:53am

How you are planning to do it?

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Nilendra Nath · Answer 1 · 2015-02-02T00:21:00

Solution 2

In first page, simply fetch your data of div into a variable:

var divData=$("#divId").html();

now put it into local storage:

localStorage.setItem("divdata",divData);

now in second page:

var divDataBack= localStorage.getItem("divData");

Posted 2-Feb-15 0:21am

Nilendra Nath

jaket-cp · Answer 2 · 2015-02-02T05:50:00

Solution 3

jQuery has a .load() which may help.

http://api.jquery.com/load/[^]

Quote:

.load( url [, data ] [, complete ] )
Description: Load data from the server and place the returned HTML into the matched element.

JavaScript

//try something like this
$("#DivIDonDemo1").load( "/demo.htm #DivIDfromDemo ");
//Ensure the relevant htm page exists and the page has element with the specified id

Posted 2-Feb-15 5:50am

jaket-cp

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jaket-cp 3-Feb-15 4:13am

What is with the down vote on this solution?
Comment would be nice.
Can not see how it can be improved, or what is wrong with it.
I am here to help and learn at the end of the day.