Accessing view from javascript

Hi all

I am new to this and am really struggling with what should be a simple
problem. I have a main.html that has javascript code. There is a switch
statement. From the first case statement, I wish to load a template that
is the child of main.html. I have a /home/view.py with:

def welcome(request):
return render(request, "home/welcome.html") in it.

I also have /template/home/welcome.html which is ultimately what I wish
to have returned.

I have jQuery loaded in main.html but have no idea how to use it.

What can I put in the javascript case statement to return welcome.html.

Welcome.html is:

<!--Web page for Welcome text-->
{% extends "home/main.html" %}
<!--{% load staticfiles %}-->

{% block content %}
<p>"yOU ARE IN WELCOME HTML"</p>
<<<!--{% include "home/readMeFirst.html" %}-->
{% endblock %}

There is a block content statement in the body of main.html


Gary R.

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