Ajaxify javascript [solved]

In case anyone doesn't know about it - Ajaxify is a wonderful little jQuery plugin.

I'm wondering if it would be possible to use it to refresh a div on a timer - for a chat app.

Any ideas?

I didn't play with it too long, but it seems like a bit of an over-played plugin to me. Part of jQuery's core functionality allows the same behavior in a few lines of code.

Refresh a div on a timer? Combine your $.ajax() call with a setTimeout() within the success callback.

It's for a chat application - I'd like to poll a php script for a non-blank result (a recent reply), and append the content to the div. You can see an example here. (Click on the Chat Test button)

All I need to be able to do is do the same thing as the plugin does, just called by javascript (page load or timer etc) rather than clicking on a link.

Could I use event=false ? (Edit: I'm trying this now, I think it's the way to go)

My apologies, I didn't fully understand the specifications. Thanks for your help

To load a php script in an html document using javascript, do something like the following:

$('#divname').ajaxify({
target:'#targetdiv',
link:'http://example.com/script.php',
event:false
});