I've replaced
options = jQuery.extend(options);
with
options = options || {};
and it works now.
Thanx Mike !
On Jul 5, 5:00 pm, "Mike Alsup" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most likely the problem occurs because you're using the extend method
> incorrectly. If you only pass a single arg to ext
Most likely the problem occurs because you're using the extend method
incorrectly. If you only pass a single arg to extend it extends the
jQuery object. I'm not really sure what you're trying to accomplish
with this line anyway:
options = jQuery.extend(options);
Did you mean to use something
John,
I'm developing a framework here and everything went well `till I
started asking myself. Does it work if I have 2 forms present on one
page?
And all came tumbling down since, the submit event takes the second
set of options everytime i click the form submit button.
Shouldn't the first optio
Carlin,
It seems like a wrong approach to submit more than one form. By virtue a
form is sort of a "domain" of information. If you have seperate forms they
likely should be submitted seperately. There are ways to combine information
so the form is split up into pages or even "tabs" for example of
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