Am I right if I say that this only applies to input types that is submitted
with the form? I've tried to get to a div with id="response":
$('#response', jqForm).appendTo("Error message");
return false;
but in vain. I can write to a input element but not anything else, right?
On 1/30/07, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there anyway to reference an element in the request page?
Sure. Just use the jqForm argument. For instance, if you need to
reference an element that has a name attribute of 'username' you would
write:
var element = jqForm[0].username;
You can also perform normal jQuery selections within the context of
the form. So if you need all the checkboxes on the form you could do
this:
var $checkboxes = $(':checkbox', jqForm);
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