haven't tested it, bu I guess the "this" variable is the problem in
your callback
$("#date_"+$(this).attr("id")).html("Done!");
try:
var el = $(this);
$.post("includes/updateleverans.php",{id:el.attr("id"), date:date},
function (data) {
$("#date_"+el.attr("id")).html("Done!");
});
by(e)
Stephan
2009/1/24 Althalos <ca...@ekdahlproduction.com>:
>
> and also $("#date_"+$(this).attr("id")).html("Updating.."); works
> fine!
>
> On 24 Jan, 16:39, Althalos <ca...@ekdahlproduction.com> wrote:
>> Hello, I have a callback function belonging to a $.post that won't
>> work. Anyone know why? This is my function:
>>
>> function(date) {
>> $("#date_"+$(this).attr("id")).html("Updating..");
>> $.post("includes/updateleverans.php",{id:$(this).attr("id"),
>> date:date},
>> function (data) {
>> $("#date_"+$(this).attr("id")).html("Done!");
>> });
>> }
>>
>> This is my php:
>> <?php
>> include ("db_connect.inc");
>> $date = str_replace("-", "/", $_POST['date']);
>> $id = $_POST['id'];
>> mysql_query("UPDATE prot_orders SET due_date = '$date' WHERE id =
>> '$id'");
>> echo ($date);
>> ?>
>>
>> The MySQL query executes SUCCESFULLY and $date is set correctly..
>> please anyone?
