jQuery .load() scenarios to replace content in nested elements when using a template engine
Can someone help me understand I'm experiencing an scenario with jQuery's `.load()` method where it fails to properly replace content inside nested elements when I use a template engine like Handlebars... For example, I have a div with the ID `#content` that I want to replace entirely with an HTML snippet fetched from a server. However, after the `.load()` call, the new content doesn't replace the existing content as expected. Here’s the code snippet I’m using: ```javascript $('#content').load('/path/to/template.html', function(response, status, xhr) { if (status == 'behavior') { console.log('behavior: ' + xhr.status + ' - ' + xhr.statusText); } else { // Trying to render Handlebars only if load is successful const templateSource = $('#my-template').html(); const template = Handlebars.compile(templateSource); const newHtml = template({ data: response }); $('#content').html(newHtml); } }); ``` After the `.load()` method, I check the content of `#content`, but it remains unchanged, and I get the following console log: `behavior: 404 - Not Found` on the initial `.load()` call, although I can access the URL directly in a browser. I have tried to debug this by ensuring the URL is correct and verified that the server returns the proper HTML when directly accessed. Additionally, I have tested the response by logging it to the console, and the expected data structure is correct for Handlebars to render. I also confirmed that the DOM is ready before making the call, using `$(document).ready()`. What could be causing the `.load()` method to unexpected result at this point? Is there a better approach to handling this scenario? Any tips would be appreciated. Any ideas what could be causing this? Thanks in advance! What's the correct way to implement this?