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@baris @julian found a much simpler way to do this

<script> if (!window.jQuery) { window.addEventListener('load', function() { $(document).ready(function() { $("#resolved").appendTo('[data-index="1"]:first-of-type'); }) }) } else { $(document).ready(function() { $("#resolved").appendTo('[data-index="1"]:first-of-type'); }) } </script>

@baris Thanks. I might just go for CSS positioning as it's less invasive 🙂

@dunlix yeah you should! 😂

what does discord have to do with it? I tried using that link with different values and URL of course on my site, still didn't work. I'm sure it works for you, what am I missing?

To be honest: Nothing.

I am building a plugin for Discord integration..So the variable names are just placeholders if you want so.

The important part is at the end of my main post.

I hope that you find a slick way to use it for your community maybe. 🙂 👍

That should work I think, you can also try putting your scripts in the ACP at /admin/appearance/customise#custom-js

in the client, those values are stored in ajaxify.data

For your jQuery, you don't append a closing tag, it does that automatically. When you want to insert the element into the div, you need to use appendTo(). Also, unless your label has additional data, I recommend using html() instead of text().

Here's a fiddle. I also added an ID to the new label so it isn't added more than once.

Edit fiddle - JSFiddle - Code Playground

Here, application of the ajaxifying class to the #content element

I'll have to do some more testing. Thank you for your help. 🙂