that looks
wrong or could use improvement please let me know.
Thanks again for all your time
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Jack Killpatrick [mailto:j...@ihwy.com]
Sent: January-16-10 7:51 PM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Complicated Question
If you're r
But the only alert is the selector. alert(form_url + form_target +
update_target); never fires off.
I think im getting there but still this is all new to me so it more trial
and error than anything.
Thanks,
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Jack Killpatrick [mailto:j...@ihwy.com]
Se
If you're rendering the button on-the-fly (as part of your form) be sure
to either a) hook up that button click handler after the button is
rendered or b) use the event delegation approach I showed in my example.
It sounds like your click is not firing now, probably because the click
isn't actu
Ok im getting closer. This gives me the id for each form being submitted,
the alert(selector); in the external js fires off so its getting the
request, but the form now does not submit...just stis there laughing at me.
Page js:
//dummy class added to button to test it out
$(".dummy").click(fun
I have completely removed the uRec function for now and changed to a regular
button, no submit.
$("button").click(function () {
var form_id = '#123123123';
//var form_id = $this.closest('form'); // get the recordId
alert(form_id);
//uRec(form_id);
r
If uRec is still like it was before:
function uRec(selector){
var $form = $(selector);
in the example below you're passing it an id, so try:
var $form = $('#' + selector);
I was suggesting changing the button type from submit to button, yes.
It's no big deal, but at least it will preven
I have changed my page js to:
$("form").bind("submit", function() {
var form_id = $(this).attr('id');
alert(form_id);
uRec(form_id);
return false;
})
The alert shows the form id for the form i am attempting to submit and it
changes each time I click sumbit
This may or may not help you, but often in situations like this what I
do is use .closest() to get the id that I need for the edited record,
like this:
your form gets injected here
your form gets injected here
assuming each form has it's own submit button, you could use event
delegati
I have sets of records on a page each has an edit link, clicking the link
loads an edit form into the record the user wants to edit, so a user can
click edit beside every link creating an unknown number of forms on the
page.
user records "edit"
user records "edit"
user records "edit"
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