pedalpete, I am having this very same issue. Is there something
specific you had to do to get jquery to work on returned forms?
Thanks
On Dec 18, 5:35 pm, pedalpete [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your help Hamish,
I just got this working with the ajaxForm plugin.
I think you need to add return false; to the end of your submit
function.
This will tell the browser not to redirect to addShift.php after
running your function.
You should make the action page the 'non-ajax' alternative, so if the
function doesn't execute it can continue anyway.
On Dec 18,
Thanks Hamis,
I think I'm getting closer, but maybe I'm not putting return false in
the right location.
I have been able to either stop the redirect, but the form does not
get submitted by .ajax.
now my jquery code looks like this, but nothing gets submitted.
[ code]
return false; needs to be the _last_ thing it does, so move it to
the end of the function.. otherwise it hits return and quits the
function without doing anythig else.
eg:
$(#addShiftForm).submit(function() {
// do some stuff
return false;
});
On Dec 19, 7:54 am, pedalpete [EMAIL
I've now tried this using the ajaxForm plugin for jquery, and the
redirect has stopped, and the form is being submitted, but the success
is not being returned even though I can see the successful response
via firebug.
I have barely made any changes to the ajaxForm example, so I am
surprised this
Thanks for your help Hamish,
I just got this working with the ajaxForm plugin.
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