How come you are using getElementByID instead of $("#photo_title")?
One returns a DOM element and the other returns a jQuery object.
Glen
On 10/23/07, Boyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> this may not be a good codes but maybe a quick and dirty solution for
> those who met with the same problem like me.
>
> I am developing a photo section in my web app using jquery BUT I have
> a problem when trying to use the Ajax load() function to pass the new
> Photo Title to a my php file for processing.
>
> For example, when I use the
> document.getElementById('photo_title').value which is actually to get
> the wordings "Photo Title", BUT the load() function only pass the
> "Photo" and those after empty space will be dropped :(
>
> So I add the str.replace() to fix the empty spaces issue.
>
> Here is my function
>
> function photo_title_change(pid)
> {
> var photo_title = document.getElementById('photo_title').value;
> photo_title = photo_title.replace(/\s/g,"%20");
> alert(photo_title); // this is for instant check of the variable
> which can be disable
>
> $('div#phototitle').load("request.php?a=photo_title_change&pid=" + pid
> + "&title=" + photo_title);
> }
>
> Cheers
>
> Boyd Chung
>
>
