you can decide what you will do in php by the parameters from GET/POST
method
for example "url:inbox.php?act=delete&id=123"
and from the server side, it goes like:
$act = empty($_GET['act'])?'':$_GET['act'];
if($act=='delete'){
...
}
Hope this will be any help
Charles
2009/3/6 dawnerd
>
> No, y
hi Andy,
maybe i don't understand, but, since you bind function "A" to click event,
why don't you execute "A" directly instead of trigger
Charles
2009/3/6 Yun W
>
> I have the same issue with the click on jQuery.
>
> When using $('#elmId').trigger('click'), it doesn't work on Google
> Chrome/Saf
On Mar 5, 9:06 am, James wrote:
> > But does it work with async set to false?
> > The code should work correctly if you have async set to false.
> > However, you cannot do this (return the JSON from the function)
> > properly without that setting set to false.
> >
>
hi Adwin,
it is "undefined" because it runs before ajax is finished.
maybe you should try to move "return result" next to the position of "result
= data"
let me know if it works
Charles
2009/3/5 Adwin Wijaya
>
> Hi,
>
> can i have callback function on the $.ajax ?
> I don't want to use async s
usually you should use $.getJSON when you need jsonp to get data from
another domain
On 3月3日, 上午8时17分, craigpierce wrote:
> Hi All -
>
> I'm fairly new to jQuery, and totally new to jsonp. I would like to
> see an example of an $.ajax call using jsonp - as of right now, this
> is what I have tr
1st, why do you use 2 forms together?
2nd, when you say "email filed", do you mean "" ? if so,
you can use $("#form2_id").find('input[name="email"]').get(0).val();
maybe not so accurate, hope it'll be any help.
Charles
2009/2/27 Po01
>
> Hi, i have a HTML like that:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Suppos
i think you can :
1. put the new page in the action (as you said) , run the "submit" function
of the form when the ajax response is correct
2. run "top.location= the new page" when the ajax response is correct
warning: newbie's suggestions above ;)
2009/2/27 Coder
>
> I need the answer of this
btw, usually you should focus on the property "target" which contains all
html properties
2009/2/27 Charles Liu
> function get(obj)
> {
> var str;
> for(var i in obj)
>
> str+=i+"="+obj[i]+";\n"
>
> alert(str);
&
function get(obj)
{
var str;
for(var i in obj)
str+=i+"="+obj[i]+";\n"
alert(str);
}
2009/2/27 Sonya
>
> Hello,
>
> I just begin to work with jQuery and have some questions. Where I can
> find a list of all properties for elements. E.g. I generate a list
> item:
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