Your best option is to log on the server-side page the form submits to.
Barring that, you can always submit the form on a callback from your $.get()
call.
Ted
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 4:26 PM, IMStarboard <ttho...@local-motors.com>wrote:
>
> There is a form that performs a post on our site that I need to insert
> an "onclick" call to perform some logging using $.get() , but the call
> is never executed because the form posts before the call can be
> executed. I believe this because if I insert an alert("test") after
> that call, it works, otherwise it doesn't.
>
> I thought to pull the submission out into a separate function that is
> called from "onclick=" that would execute my new $.get and then do the
> form post with $.post, and finish with exit(false) so the form html
> doesn't post again, but the $.post is only an ajax call and I also
> need it to redirect the browser to a new document location.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks!
>
