I could be dead wrong here, but when I'm sending a hash like that to my
pages (they're CF pages, but I don't *think* that makes a difference) I
always put quotes around the name of the argument. Like this:
{"u":"User", "p":"Pass", "r":"Stay"}
I do not, however use quotes if the value I'm passing is a JavaScript
variable:
{"u":ThisUser, "p":ThisPass, "r":ThisR}
I *think* that maybe JavaScript is trying to evaluate u,p and r as
variables with values. That's not your intent is it?
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Chris
Tamm Sjödin wrote:
but then I'd probably not get any answer at all. I do get an answer,
just not one filled with the data I try to send.
On 7 May 2007, at 23:55, Equand wrote:
maybe it doesn't like this
"/scripts/login.php"?
"./scripts/login.php" might help...
On May 7, 4:36 pm, Massimiliano Marini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sending something like this
$.post("/scripts/login.php",{u:"USER",p:"PASS",r:"STAY"},function(txt)
{$("div#"+div).html(txt);});
$.post("/scripts/login.php",
{u:"USER",p:"PASS",r:"STAY"},function(data){
$("#response").append(data).show('fast');
});
create a <div id="response"></div>
try this code and let me know if work.
P.S.: My advice is to use firebug for a better debug detail.
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