John's solution and mine assume that your link is a direct child of the
form. Is it?

-- Yehuda

On 12/27/06, Phil Oye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

None of the proposed solutions are working for me. Now I'm wondering
if it is a markup problem, or something.

Bander's solution:
> I'll bet it'll work with $(this).prev().click().

Nothing happens.
Presumably, because it attempts to go the original href ("#"), not
the newly created onclick event?


Mike's solution:
> $(':submit').each(function() {
>     var form = this.form;
>     var b = $('<a href="#" class="button">Button Text</a>");
>     $(this).after(b).hide();
>     b.click(function() {
>         form.submit();
>         return false;
>     });
> });

In FireBug, I get:
form.submit is not a function.
(Also, there was a typo in the close quote on line 3)


Yehuda's solution:
> $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').after("<a href='#'
> class='button'>ButtonText</a>").next().click(function()
> { this.parentNode.submit(); })
>
> assuming the button and link are directly under the form.

In FireBug, I get this error:
this.parentNode.submit is not a function.


John's solution:
> $("<a href='' class='button'>ButtonText</a>")
>   .click(function() { this.parentNode.submit(); return false; })
>   .insertAfter('input:submit');

I get the same error:
this.parentNode.submit is not a function
It then refreshes the page.


Any ideas? Markup problem?

Thanks,
p.


On 28 Dec 2006, at 11:40 AM, John Resig wrote:

> Or, a similar, but different, way:
>
> $("<a href='' class='button'>ButtonText</a>")
>   .click(function() { this.parentNode.submit(); return false; })
>   .insertAfter('input:submit');
>
> --John
>
> On 12/27/06, Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').after("<a href='#'
>> class='button'>ButtonText</a>").next().click(function() {
>> this.parentNode.submit(); })
>>
>> assuming the button and link are directly under the form.
>>
>> -- Yehuda
>>
>> On 12/27/06, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> Can you give me a pointer to fix this?
>>>
>>> $(':submit').each(function() {
>>>     var form = this.form;
>>>     var b = $('<a href="#" class="button">Button Text</a>");
>>>     $(this).after(b).hide();
>>>     b.click(function() {
>>>         form.submit();
>>>         return false;
>>>     });
>>> });
>
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