Mike Alsup wrote:
>> Is it possible to have the Forms plugin $.formToArray include the
>> clicked submit element (name/value pair) -- as the W3C standard does.
>> Currently it seems to be ignored, even when semantic is passed as true.
>>
>
> Brice,
>
> You need to use the ajaxForm method for that support, you can't do it
> with ajaxSubmit. ajaxSubmit is invoked in response to the user
> submitting the form, at which point it's too late to determine how
> they did it. ajaxForm adds event listeners to all the submit elements
> so that it can capture that info.
Mike, Thanks for pointing that out. Makes sense. I've been hijacking
the $.formToArray() method to send to a $.load() call -- mainly because
I'd like to populate a div with the output.
e.g.
$(e).load(form.formToArray(), callback);
Perhaps I can do this with $.ajaxForm() & writing the responseText to
the element via; $(e).html(responseText) in the callback? Or maybe I
could just return false from the preSubmit callback & execute the load
from there?
e.g.
function preSubmit(data, form, options) {
$(e).load(data, callback);
return false;
}
What would the masa do? ;)
~ Brice
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