Ah, maybe this will help.
I've recently switched to jQuery and I had to transfer all my
javascript functionality to jQuery style code. Anyway, the thing is,
when dealing with form submission, this happened to me quite a lot.
One of the many problems I had to fix was that I was handling XML data
and there was a problem in the MetaData plugin.
However, this shows an error message in IE so you would know about it.
If the above doesn't help, then there may be an error in your callback
function.
It's very annoying but jQuery supresses all error messages within its
Ajax implementation. I stopped this error trapping so if something
goes wrong I have something to go on and find a way to fix the
problem. You will need to edit the jQuery source in order to do this,
so I recommend making a record of it for you own reference.
1747: var status;
1748: try {
...
1774: } catch(e) {
1775: status = "error";
1776: jQuery.handleError(s, xml, status, e);
1777: }
Comment out that try{...}catch(){...} block, so that:
1747: var status;
1748: //TEMP:try {
...
1774: //TEMP:} catch(e) {
1775: //TEMP: status = "error";
1776: //TEMP: jQuery.handleError(s, xml, status, e);
1777: //TEMP:}
Debug your application... hopefully this will tell you what's going
wrong).
Then find and replace all instances of "//TEMP:" in your code, and
you'll be back to normal.
Let me know if this helps....
On Apr 13, 12:08 pm, "AJ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Apr 12, 6:11 pm, "Diego A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > What you've said should work.
> > Do you have an URL I can look at?
>
> Unfortunately, no, as this is a private extranet.
>
> One potential gotcha is that there is some other jquery on this page,
> in addition to the form stuff. Maybe my next step should be to do a
> standalone test without the other stuff and see if it's still an
> issue. If so, I'll post an example someplace.
>
> Thanks!
