I have a dating project. We are using laravel 6 and jquery 3.4.1
The problem is that I need to draw a div when receiving AJAX.
So, javascript and blade template :
static countNewMessages() {
$.get('/some/link/here', results => {
let total = 0;
if (results.length === 0) {
$('.chat__list-block').each(function (index) {
$(this).removeClass('chat__list-block_new');
});
$('.chat__list-non-read-counter').addClass('chat__list-non-read-counter_hidden').each(function (index) {
$(this).text('');
});
$('#number-of-new-messages').addClass('d-none').removeClass('d-flex').html('');
$('#inbox-messages-count-title').html('0');
return false;
}
results.forEach(v => {
if (Chat.containers?.threads) {
let threadElement = $('.chat__list-block[data-pid=' + v.from_userid + ']');
threadElement.addClass('chat__list-block_new');
threadElement.find('.chat__list-non-read-counter')
.addClass('chat__list-non-read-counter_hidden')
.text(v.count);
if (0 < threadElement.length && !threadElement.hasClass('chat__list-block_active') && 0 < v.count) {
threadElement.find('.chat__list-non-read-counter')
.removeClass('chat__list-non-read-counter_hidden');
}
}
total += v.count;
$('#number-of-new-messages').addClass('d-flex').removeClass('d-none').html(total);
$('#inbox-messages-count-title').html(total);
});
});
}@if(count($threads))
<div>Chat requests</div>
@else
<div>No chat requests</div>
@endifThe standard if-else behavior in the template suits me fine. If a user visits the page but has no messages the second block is displayed, and if he has messages the first block is displayed. But if a user who is on the block "no chat requests" and receives new messages then the block "chat requests" is rendered only after a full refresh of the page.
If you need more information, please let me know
Try this :
@if(count($threads))
<div data-threads-count="{{ count($threads) }}">Chat requests</div>
@else
<div data-threads-count="{{ count($threads) }}">No chat requests</div>
@endif
Now you can access threads count by using data function in jquery ex :
$(selector).data('threads-count');
or
$(selector).attr('data-threads-count');
Both will return threads count
i hope it was useful 😊