[jQuery] Re: Submitting a form with .submit() problems

Actually in this case parents('form') of the clicked object does not include the form tag itself and I believe it's due to the poor html structure. I just tested this out. On Jan 17, 2:15 pm, Alex Kachayev wrote: > If I undestood the task right, you can create code in such way. > > You form will

[jQuery] Submitting a form with .submit() problems

Hi, I have a form that looks like this: http://jquery.com"; method="post" id="myForm"> The onclick call for the button accesses code which does some special processing and then is supposed to submit the form. The form submission looks like this: jQuery(this.clickedObject).parent('form')

[jQuery] Can I call a different domain using .ajax async=false

Hi, If my code is on mydomain.com and I want to get some data from yourdomain.com can I use .ajax with async=false or does .ajax always do an XMLHttpRequest to get it's data? I know I can't use XMLHttpRequest for cross-domain requests. Thanks ahead of time.

[jQuery] Re: getJSON problem - Urgent

h the click event handler. Thanks. On Jan 13, 12:10 pm, brian wrote: > Are any of these links dynamically generated? That is, are any of them > not in the page when its first loaded for the user? It may be a > binding issue. > > On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 8:05 AM, g...@getsharepoint.com > > wrote: >

[jQuery] getJSON problem - Urgent

Hi, I've got a deadline to get a project working and I'm stuck with a getJSON call problem. Here's what's happening. Visitors come to a landing page on domain A (domaina.com). All of the links and form submits on this page are coded with a javascript call to a function which calls getJSON on a c