Hi there
first a great hello to all the people discussing here, I am the new one
:-) New at both this list and jQuery itself. So here is my first
question, I hope you can help me with this.
I am trying to create a rudimentary contact form and am using this code
at the moment:
$('form#contactForm').submit(function(){
$.post('contact.send.php','',function(txt) {
$("table#kontaktformular").before("<div
class=\"returnMessage\">"+txt+"</div>");
return false;
});
});
This seems to work... but only sometimes. I don't know if it's the
browser not waiting long enough for the return message that gives me the
txt variable... but it must be something like that. If I submit the
corresponding form and the php script reacts immediatly (error message
regarding missing entries), it sometimes (! *lol*) displays the
returnMessage, but if an email is about to be sent, it doesn't. Well, it
even seems to cancel the php script! If I call the php script without
jQuery by implementing it "as usual" the script works perfectly.
Any ideas about this? Or do I really _have_ to use a plugin for this? In
my case actually the .post() function with callback should be enough...
I thought.
Best regards,
Arne
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