Thanks! This one works too.
regards,
sławek
Hmm, now I'm thinking that the load method is working as intended.
A closer look reveals that it executes in the context of each target
element. To clarify, you can still use the success handler because
'this' refers to the dom element in the callback:
$('form#object').ajaxForm({
target:
here is a link to my fadein problem:
http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
best regards
sk
sample code of this problem is here:
http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
link to sample page with the problem: www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
the problem is visualized at http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
link to sample page:
http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
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sample page:
http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
link to sample:
http://www.torli.pl/fadein/index.html
lockman
I see the problem. It's an issue with how the success handler is
called from the form plugin. When you specify a target element the
success callback is being invoked once for every matching element.
This is not correct and I will need to fix it. In the meantime, you
can mod your code like
Yeah, it's certainly open to interpretation. As currently implemented
it mimics the jQuery load method and so the behavior is the same for
something like this:
$('myTargets').load('myUrl', function() { alert('ok'); });
In the above you would get an alert for every matching target. But to
me
Thanks Mike!
Working really nice now.
jquery rocks :)
best reards,
sławek
the problem exists in ie7, ie6, firefox2, opera.
any suggestions? please help.
regards
sk
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