I'd start by using less anonymous functions in your options parameter
for the Ajax.Updater request. That is a PIA to read.
You're not using the form.serialize method, try...
parameters : $("theform").serialize(),
On Jun 19, 5:15 pm, ChristophN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I tried for a couple of days to get my form serialized before posting
> it as an AJAX-request. This is my code:
>
> <form action="" method="post"
> name="theform" id="theform">
> <input type="checkbox"
> name="chkbox" value="1">
> <p>
> <label
> for="alt_search" class="left">Search for:</label>
> <input
> id="searchText" name="livesearch" class="field" />
> <script>
> new
> Form.Element.Observer('searchText', 1,
>
> function(element, value)
> {
> new
> Ajax.Updater('search_results', 'livesearch.php',
> {
>
> asynchronous:true,
>
> evalScripts:true,
>
> onComplete:function(request)
>
> {Element.hide('search_spinner')},
>
> onLoading:function(request)
>
> {Element.show('search_spinner')},
>
> method:'post', parameters:'livesearch=' + value
> })
> })
> </script>
> </p>
> </form>
>
> I´d like to get the chkbox-value (and possibly others) sent to the
> livesearch.php-script as well, as soon as anything in the form changes
> - and after submiting the form, of course, it´d be nessecary to be
> able to access the "whole form-content". Any idea, anybody?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Christoph
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