I have a challenge that is bugging me. The thing is - I'm creating a plugin that is doing an AJAX call to another file in this plugin. It seems Joomla is preventing me from accessing that file.
I need to POST to a file that returns data from a SOAP call.
I'm calling the file from this line:
$html .= '$.post("search.php", { address: $(\'#address\').val(), zipcode: $(\'#zipcode\').val() },';
I've tried both a relative, absolute and server path as well - Joomla doesn't like it. But I can't remember or find the correct way to do it.
The file is in the same folder as the plugin that outputs above code.
Here's the complete javascript function my plugin outputs:
$html .= '<script type="text/javascript">';
$html .= 'function searchParcels()';
$html .= '{';
$html .= '$.post("search.php", { address: $(\'#address\').val(), zipcode: $(\'#zipcode\').val() },';
$html .= 'function(data) {';
$html .= 'var shops = $.parseJSON(data);';
$html .= '$(\'#shops_output\').html(\'\');';
$html .= 'for(i in shops)';
$html .= '{';
$html .= 'var html = \'<p>\'';
$html .= '+ shops[i][\'CompanyName\'] + \'<br>\'';
$html .= '+ shops[i][\'Streetname\'] + \'<br>\'';
$html .= '+ shops[i][\'ZipCode\'] + \' \' + shops[i][\'CityName\'] + \'<br>\'';
$html .= '+ shops[i][\'Telephone\'] + \'<br>\'';
$html .= '+ \'</p>\';';
$html .= '$(\'#shops_output\').append(html);';
$html .= '}';
$html .= '});';
$html .= '}';
$html .= '</script>';
Any help is greatly appreciated :-) Thanks.