you need to use an anonymous function:
success: function() { fadeoutResults(arguments) }
On Nov 27, 11:56 am, guix69 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Almost found the solution...
> You were right about the use of success: fadeOutResponse.
> I had tried success: fadeOutResponse() and believe it or not it
> doesn't produce
> the same result !
> I don't know why but when I use success: fadeOutResponse() the
> function is
> executed as soon as I load the page. (Without the () it works and the
> function
> is executed when the form is submitted succesfully).
> BUT this means that I cannot make this fadeOutResponse function work
> for
> any div I would like to hide. fadeOutResponse(#anyelement) is executed
> when
> the page is loaded.
>
> I would obviously like to avoid having one function per div I have to
> hide so do you
> think there is a solution ?
>
> Thanks.
