Then check the data you are sending to the server side script. There
are a few ways to do this.
In your JavaScript, you can make the data object before you call the
$.ajax() method. Then check the object in Firebug or do
alert(dataObject.FIRSTNAME) to see if it is properly formed.
You might also try to send the serialized form as data. If this works
then something is wrong with the object you are using. If you need the
PROCESS value for the script to work, include it as a hidden input in
your form.
You can print out the post data in your ASP script and then halt the
execution. The output should be available in your callback so you can
see if your server side script received all the data it should have
received.
2009/8/17 efet <efetun...@gmail.com>:
>
> I tried it as:
>
> success: function(msg, textStatus){
> alert( "Server Response: " + msg );
> }
>
> Nothing changed.
>
