[jQuery] Re: Saving the state of an ajax form

2009-08-17 Thread north
Since it's working on the old page, I guess there must be a similar way to do it with jQuery. Regarding the form submission: I have to submit the form and "forward" the user to another page, at least at the moment... On 17 Aug., 19:32, Miloš Rašić wrote: > I wouldn't count of all browsers to fi

[jQuery] Re: Saving the state of an ajax form

2009-08-17 Thread Miloš Rašić
I wouldn't count of all browsers to fill in the hidden inputs when the user clicks the back button. In your place, I'd seriously consider switching the form submission to AJAX. If you still want the user to be able to go back with a back button, you could use deeplinking. 2009/8/17 north : > > I

[jQuery] Re: Saving the state of an ajax form

2009-08-17 Thread north
I have to add that my colleague who coded the old version of this page used Sajax and "vanilla" JS, and his page works in all tested browsers. So I thought doing the same with jQuery should be as easy as it gets... :) On 17 Aug., 19:22, north wrote: > Hi, > > I have a page with a simple form: 3