Note: FIREFOX3 and IE7 seems to have the same behavior, but "json" datatype seem give more problems than "text"
2009/2/25 Dakkar <[email protected]> > Hi all, > I'm trying to use jQuery to send forms to a PHP script, but I've > encountered some problems: > - with $.post it works only with an alert just after the $.post > instruction > - with $.ajax it works without that alert only with async:false option > - with both methods it works only with text datatype, but not json > datatype > > the problem is about success (and error) callbacks that are not called > properly, but the PHP script it's correctly called. > > CODE___ > /*$.post('include/saveconf.php', serialized, function(data, > status){ > > alert(data); > > }, "json");*/ > $.ajax({ > url: 'include/saveconf.php', > async: false, > type: 'POST', > data: serialized, > dataType: 'text', > timeout: 1000, > error: function(e){ > alert("AJAX error!\n"+e.statusText); > }, > success: function(data, status){ > alert(data+"\n"+status); > } > }); > //alert('after-post'); > ___CODE > > > Thank you in advance! > Dakkar
