Forgot to say that normally Firebug shows POST like this: POST: special: specialval str: Im||not||actually||needing||a||new||car||any||time||soon existing: cars||electric car||environment||honda||technology
On May 18, 6:20 pm, Crusty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't have a test page that's open to the public. > > I don't get any errors in Firebug when the query is sent. Here's the > info Firebug shows me when the query is made: > > POSThttp://www.domain.com/cp/index.php?p1=val&p2=plug&p3=tag&p4=tag_suggest > (385ms) > > PARAMS: > p1: val > p2: plug > p3: tag > p4: tag_suggest > > HEADERS: > Too long to post, but they're correct > > POST: > special=specialval&str=Im%7C%7Cnot%7C%7Cactually%7C%7Cneeding%7C%7Ca%7C > %7Cnew%7C%7Ccar%7C%7Cany%7C%7Ctime%7C%7Csoon&existing=cars%7C > %7Celectric%20car%7C%7Cenvironment%7C%7Chonda%7C%7Ctechnology > > RESPONSE: > It's the HTML for the redirected page > > Not sure if that helps at all. > > -- > On May 18, 6:06 pm, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Crusty wrote: > > > The parameters I pass to the .load function get encoded and turned > > > into a long GET string though, I believe because of the parameters > > > already in the URL. Is it possible for me to send those parameters > > > with POST as well as have the parameters in the URL that the CP needs? > > > jQuery is supposed to use post for load() when you specify parameters. > > Assuming that, it should be possible to manually append the necessary > > parameters to the url and let jQuery post the other parameters. > > > If jQuery doesn't post anything at all there is either a bug in your > > code or in jQuery's ajax code. Posting your a test page would help a lot. > > > -- > > Jörn Zaefferer > > >http://bassistance.de
