Thank you James - I will try this"What if you try to use $.ajax
instead, and set the option 'async' to
'false', so that it waits for the AJAX response before the click-
through occurs? "
That's strange. Maybe it's a race condition issue which may vary
depending on your computer. I've tried this before for logging click-
throughs and it worked fine.
What if you try to use $.ajax instead, and set the option 'async' to
'false', so that it waits for the AJAX response before the click-
On May 29, 2:36 pm, James wrote:
> "What" is not working?
> Clicking the link does nothing? Does 'providerid' not have a value? Is
> the AJAX not being sent? No AJAX response?
In FF and Safari it does not fetch the $.get before loading the new
page location, thus the ..lib/bannerTracking.php
On May 29, 2:54 pm, James wrote:
> Try putting a "return false;" at the end of your click code so that it
> doesn't go to the next page. See if the AJAX call works.
> (Theoretically, it probably still should not if it didn't before.)
>
> I'm not sure what you're saying about the console display
Try putting a "return false;" at the end of your click code so that it
doesn't go to the next page. See if the AJAX call works.
(Theoretically, it probably still should not if it didn't before.)
I'm not sure what you're saying about the console displaying the text
in red. Does it also contain any
"What" is not working?
Clicking the link does nothing? Does 'providerid' not have a value? Is
the AJAX not being sent? No AJAX response?
On May 29, 11:23 am, Up-Works wrote:
> Need to know why this code below records the click in IE but does not
> record the click in FF or Safari. a.adBanner is
try using bind() instead of live()
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 11:23 PM, Up-Works wrote:
>
> Need to know why this code below records the click in IE but does not
> record the click in FF or Safari. a.adBanner is an internal link
> within the same domain. Thank you in advance.
>
> $('a.adBanner').
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