Bruce MacKay schrieb:
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the input.
I was using ajaxForm because I wanted to have two submit buttons
(preview and submit) and that option allowed me to have that.
I have a kindergarten grade level of understanding of js language, so
your explanation " ajaxForm() binds an event handler that (among other
things) calls ajaxSubmit(). ajaxSubmit() is where the form submission
actually happens." doesn't really make sense to me. If ajaxForm calls
ajaxSubmit via an event handler, then why it is necessary to
explicitly "call" ajaxSubmit?
What happend so far was this:
- bind validate to submit
- trigger submit -> bind ajaxSubmit to submit
- trigger submit -> send form via ajax
By calling ajaxSubmit inside submitHandler you get this:
- bind validate to submit
- trigger submit -> send form via ajax
I hope that makes sense.
-- Jörn
