Jake,
Some of this is plain jQuery, for example, just use:
$('#myform').submit(function(){
return false; // This will prevent from actually submitting the form
});
You also probably want to change the formSelector in the init options
so it doesn't apply to all forms.
Email me for more details, thanks-
On Sep 13, 2009, at 1:43 AM, Jake wrote:
>
> I'm using jqtouch to create a webapp that submits forms to the server.
> There are multiple forms on the same page. The forms are all radio
> buttons.
>
> I want the user to link to the next form (anchor on the same page)
> when hitting submit.
>
> (The form is POSTed to a php file in the same folder. I'm using a
> target to an invisible frame to keep the site from refreshing or going
> to the php page when submitting.)
>
> Any help on linking to a new anchor while still submitting the form to
> the php page would really help.
>
> Another solution but seperate issue would be to change the button from
> 'submit' to 'thanks' or 'submitted' as now there is no way to indicate
> that the form has been submitted.
>
> Thanks!
>
> >
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