ction(){
> pageNumber = '0'; // note: no 'var' ! So no local pageNumber
> variable, so it uses the enclosing function's one. The same one that
> showResponse will use later! A little bit of Javascript magic.
> $('#myform').ajaxSubmit(option
hi,
i'm developing a little site, where the user has the possibility to
fill in several forms. i want that the user can navigate through those
forms via normal html links. on click the form should be submitted and
on success the content in div #xy be updated in relation to the link.
i tried it li
so, no ideas? i explain my problem, maybe someone has an idea for a
workaround:
i have 5 pages with forms. i want the user to navigate through the
forms by clicking on links, not clicking on submit buttons. logically
the form has to be submitted, when a link is clicked. so i need to
call a callba
adv_content').load('inc/
> de.application.adv.inc.php?page='+pageNumber);
> }
> url: 'inc/application.adv.func.php'
>
> }
>
> On Jan 11, 9:12 am, antiheld2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > hi,
>
> &
hi,
i got a silly little question:
ho do i pass a variable from a function to a callback? see this
example for better understanding:
var options = {
success: showResponse,
url: 'inc/application.adv.func.php'
};
function showResponse(responseText, stat
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