Dennis,
You could do a manual AJAX submit and then just manually serialize your form
fields.
Also, before doing the AJAX submit, you could do something like:
$("#your_form").append("#your_dialog");
This would move the fields back into the element.
-Dan
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 5:16 AM, dth wr
Aha!
I guess it must be because the dialog is moved to be the last element
of the body element, and thus outside of the form.
I guess that's necesarry for absolute placement etc.
I'll see if I manually can pick up the extra field values. Suggestions
are welcome :)
-dennis
On Apr 27, 11:11 am
Hi,
Is there someone on the list with detailed knowledge of how browsers
handle input fields. Or somebody that knows in detail what the jquery-
ui plugin actually does to a div.
According to firebug not much is altered, and the fields should be
included in the form as far as I can tell. But they
As far as I can tell they should all be just fine. If I disable the
jquery-ui-dialog and just display the fields (in tabs) in the page,
they work just fine.
So it must be caused by the dialog plugin somehow.
I have text inoput fields and checkboxes. They all have names. None
are disabled (unless
> Are hidden form fields not included? Any ideas on how to circumvent
> this?
No, hidden form fields are not excluded. What does your markup look
like? There are several reasons that inputs would not be submitted:
- the input does not have a name attribute
- the input is disabled
- the input i
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