See: http://mooshell.net/6Jrtz/
On 8 zář, 23:47, H13 <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > "http://mooshell.net/VNE5e/"; > > This doesn't work for me, as the form will be submitted standard way > not with help of AJAX. > > OK, I will write the whole code, so you know what exactly should be > done: > > HTML: > <form id="formid" method="post" action="" class="formclass"> > <input type hidden name="id" value="1"> > </form> > <div><a onclick="$('formid').submit();">Submit</a><div> or ( <div><a > onclick="$('formid').fireEvent('submit');" >Submit</a></div>) > > JAVASCRIPT(AJAX): > > $$('form.formclass').addEvent('submit', function(e){ > new Event(e).stop(); > var req = new Request.HTML({ > url: 'post-work.php', > data: $(formid),// formid data I get with other > function > update: $('updateelement'), > }).send(); > > }); > > I don't use 'click' event for the form, because on the site there are > more forms, so I need to get data through $$('form.formclass'), not > through $('formid'). So because I don't know which form will be > submitted, the event is "submit" and I cannot use direct "click" event > of URL link. The URL link should only start "submit" of form and then > AJAX should listen to "submit" event. > > On 8 zář, 23:16, Ryan Florence <[email protected]> wrote: > > > So this is what you want? > > >http://mooshell.net/VNE5e/ > > > On Sep 8, 2009, at 3:11 PM, Aaron Newton wrote: > > > > On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 1:33 PM, H13 <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi, did you read the post. > > > > Of course that I use: > > > $$('form.formclass').addEvent('submit', function(e){ > > > new Event(e).stop(); > > > > I am not trying to solve problem with submit button. I am trying to > > > solve problem with starting submit button with URL link. > > > > So, if you click on URL, with help of onlclick="$('formid').submit() > > > you should run the submit process which will be catched by submit > > > event: > > > $$('form.formclass').addEvent('submit', function(e){ > > > new Event(e).stop(); > > > > BUT THE PROBLEM IS NOT SUBMITTING THE FORM, THE PROBLEM IS THAT IF YOU > > > RUN SUMBIT BUTTON WITH HELP OF URL (ONCLICK) THEN THE SUBMIT EVENT > > > WILL BE NOT CATCHED BY MOOTOOLS :-( > > > > in that case you do need to use fireEvent('submit'). Note that this > > > will not pass along an event object to call preventDefault or stop on.
