The problem is the use of the 'target' option with the ajaxForm call within the jFrame plugin. That option is meant to target the server response to a particular element in the document. But your server response is an XML document, not HTML, and that cannot be inserted wholesale into the current doc.
Mike On Wed, Feb 13, 2008 at 7:28 PM, lvp1138 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > We are currently designing a very dynamic application, and we thought > we could use Jframe, from > http://garage.pimentech.net/scripts_doc_jquery_jframe/, > to do ajax calls instead of having to write jquery ajax calls code for > forms, DIVs, etc, that we constantly remove and add to the DOM. > > It works excellent with regular links, however, it seems to have a > problem with forms. Here's an example: > > http://72.18.207.149/english/taconite-test.html > > When you click on the link, the result of the link is displayed on a > DIV at the bottom. This is done by jframe without any need for ajax > calls. The response is XML and formatted for the popular taconite, and > it is just a simple SlideToggle. You can see the code in Firebug. > > However, when submitting a form to the same link, which responds with > the same Taconite formatted XML, it fails and Firebug shows: > > Node cannot be inserted at the specified point in the hierarchy. code: > 3. > > I would be willing to not use Jframe for the forms, however, how do I > add such ajax calls to forms that are being added into the DOM > dynamically? > > I hope someone can help... I've been burning my neural cells with this > problem for quite a while... > > Peter :) >
