To manipulate the HTML on your page using JavaScript or jQuery, you can easily send data to your server and update the content without refreshing the page. Take a look at this example using jQuery:
$("#submit").click(function(){
$("#comments").append("<div class=newcomment>" + $("#textbox").val() + "</div>");
$.POST('upload.php', { comments: $("#textbox").val() });
});
This code snippet sends the comment to upload.php and adds it to the comment section of your webpage. If you also need to fetch data from the server, simply add some JavaScript to the upload.php file like this:
$("#getdatefromserver").load('upload.php', { comments: $("#textbox").val() });
. This way, the JavaScript from upload.php will execute on the page without any page refresh.
By using JavaScript and jQuery, you can dynamically update your page content and interact with the server seamlessly.