oh okay, i will try it... there are jquery ajax form submit versions
too, but it is a good idea
thanks
On 26 Feb., 15:30, bb6xt wrote:
> Hi,
> You could also pass a variable in the response's dictionary and use
> javascript to check this variable and navigate appropriately. This
> variable shoul
Hi,
You could also pass a variable in the response's dictionary and use
javascript to check this variable and navigate appropriately. This
variable should indicate if postback or new request.
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Hi,
You could also pass a variable in the response's dictionary and use
javascript to check this variable and navigate appropriately. This
variable should indicate if postback or new request.
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hey Lokesh,
good point, i didnot think about this.. thanks..
On 25 Feb., 19:30, lokesh wrote:
> hi,
>
> You should use .ajax() to submit your form.That way your page does
> not load and you need not worry about where the page is pointing.
>
> Lokesh
>
> On Feb 25, 3:03 am, doniyor wrote:
>
hi,
You should use .ajax() to submit your form.That way your page does
not load and you need not worry about where the page is pointing.
Lokesh
On Feb 25, 3:03 am, doniyor wrote:
> hi there,
> i have a small problem...
>
> i am rendering a success message "Registration Done!" to the site, i
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