You need to put this
$("#submission_form").submit(function() {
alert('click');
});
in the callback for the load. The order of things happening at the moment is
probably something like:
1. Request form with .load
2. Attach event to all #submission_form's (of which there are none at the
moment)
3. Receive the form back from load and add it
By putting the bind in the callback, you can be sure that the request is
compeleted first.
Blair
On 12/2/06, roykolak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everybody,
This question involves the following situation...
The main html page has container divs that are blank.
When the page loads, a javascript function called 'pageLoad();' is called.
This function fills a blank div called 'top' with a form.
It does this via .load('php/dspFrontPage.php')
dspFrontPage.php contains...
<?
$toDisplay .= "<form id='submission_form'>";
$toDisplay .= "<input class='submission_firstSentence' type='text'
name='firstSentence' /><br />";
$toDisplay .= "<input type='submit' name='submit' value='Finish My
Sentence'
/>";
$toDisplay .= '</form>';
echo $toDisplay;
?>
This form contains a text input and a submit button, standard stuff.
On the main html page just below pageLoad(), an event for the submission
of
the form is waiting...
$("#submission_form").submit(function() {
alert('click');
});
The .load event works just fine
The problem here is that when the form is submitted, the submit event is
never called. When I copy and paste the form into the main html page (not
using .load), everything works fine.
I'm new to the AJAX 'stuff'. Is there something I am missing? Or not
getting
right?
Roy Kolak
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