I discovered my problem, and it's self-created. What I don't
understand now is why it worked in other browser... :-)
The offender is:
$("img.add_person_autocomplete_action").click(function(event){
$("form#insert_person_modal").resetForm();
$("div#insert_person_modal_popup").cs
Myabe not for that topic, but I think the problem with IE is the same.
Why html example works in IE here http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/#html
and nothing workes here: http://raut.ru/comment/form.html when it is
actually the same copy? Even I copied the whole page here:
http://raut.ru/comment/for
This was helpful in determining that the problem is not in what is
coming back from the server, but rather what is sent to it. The full
jquery code for this page is below.
What is to happen is that an input box in my form called ajax is
supposed to be set to 1 when the page loads. This value of 1
Thanks for that, it was helpful in at least determining that the
problem is completely different from what I thought it was. In IE,
neither the headers nor the Ajax response were the same. It turns out
that the ajaxForm() call is not sending the complete data set from the
form... it is only sending
Set a breakpoint in jQuery's httpData function and see why it's
failing.
Mike
On Dec 22, 8:11 pm, dirknibleck wrote:
> I have what I think is a pretty basic function going on that fails in
> IE everytime. The code is below. The javascript is first, followed by
> the ajax response.
>
> In IE,
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