> onPost
>
> }
>
> $('.selector').change(onSelectorChange);
>
> function onPost() {
> $("#searchbox").html(data);
> $('.selector').change(onSelectorChange);
>
> }
>
> I hope the syntax & the bracket '
Hi all,
Can someone help? I'm having a problem with $.post() and including
external .js files.
I include my jquery in the header of each page:
I have a php file which includes a form [an external php file called
searchformbox.php]. Each time a is changed in the
form, jquery handles the submi
Hi
I have a div which contains a search box and gets hidden when the page
loads. A user can click a link to reveal the div.
If I added a checkbox inside the div with the text 'click this box to
always keep this search box open'... how would I pass the state of the
checkbox to jquery [to not chan
Thanks for replying, Mike.
I see.
In the success: function() I'll use match() on the responseText to
check whether the form validated, and then do whatever I require.
Thanks,
Matt
On Feb 9, 11:15 pm, Mike Alsup wrote:
> > (It seems to me as though the form always returns 'successful' code ?
Hi all,
I'm using the jquery form plugin from malsup.com, and I'm confused
about validation.
I need to validate the form fields in the php file specified in the
action of the form.
I realise I can use the success: function() to update a div (I
actually want to perform animation on a div elsewhe
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