Chrome is Pissing me Off

I've been programming lately and this week I had Google Chrome web browser not work correctly. I was using jQuery JSON and AJAX, and tried to view a webpage source and these three instances didn't work in Chrome but worked perfectly in Firefox. I don't know if the issue is because I'm using it natively on my desktop to test, I hope it is. Chrome is a good browser to surf the internet but not the best to test your code. Imagine the frustration of coming to a conclusion that a code doesn't work but later finding out it works because chrome doesn't work when using local files. That's a bunch a BS.

I would say "I hope they fix that" but I'm going to do what I can control. I'm switching to Firefox.

jQuery AJAX .load()

jQuery AJAX is wonderfully powerfull. The more I use it the more I like it. Its very simple compared to the pure AJAX javascript code. jQuery has a couple of different AJAX syntax but the simplest is the .load(). Choose which element you want to target and which location/file you want to pull content from. Barabam AJAX.

Example:
$('div').load('test.html');
Above changes the div tag in current page to the test.html

One cool feature is the ability to pull a selected portion of the location by having a space after the location name and specifying the part.

Example:
$('div').load('test.html #content');
Above changes the div tag in current page to the test.html where the id equals "content"

More information check .load() – jQuery API