I was not aware that leading digits was invalid markup. Thanks.
I found my problem. Looking at other examples, they were returning
false in the post callback function. That fixed my issue. Does it just
require a return statement of any value to properly execute that
function?
On Nov 26, 10:55 am,
I'm not sure whether this would be an issue with jQuery, but I'm sure you agree
that setting the ID attribute of a DOM element to a value that starts with a
digit is not correct, at least it does not produce valid XHTML.
Best regards,
Andreas
Here's a link to a screenshot of my console. When I click the form
this displays for a moment before the page reloads and the console is
refreshed. To view this I have to hit the stop bottom before it
reloads the page. It reloads because there isn't a value in the action
attribute of the form.
htt
Hey,
don't use document.write() or alert() to debug - either use
console.log() or have a div in the document which can display debugging
information and append any data to it.
$('#testform').live('submit',function(){
var formData = $(this).serialize();
console.log(formData);
$.post('
Any new eyes out there? Not sure why this got changed to accessibility
discussion.
On Nov 24, 4:46 pm, Rockinelle wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I've been trying to make a .post work for me and I'm using firebug to
> attempt to debug my problems. I am trying to use ajax to process a
> form and from w
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