> With out $(this) or scoping the current form I have no clue how to get it to
> target te proper ID.
So you need access to the form element? In one of your other examples
you had correctly discovered that the 3rd arg to your success handler
is the form element (wrapped in a jQuery ojbect). So you could do
something like this to make your code generic:
success: function(responseText, status, $form) {
var id = '#review_' + $form.attr("id");
$(responseText).prependTo(id).effect("highlight", {}, 9000);
}
Mike
