MorningZ, As mentioned, the live page is here: http://support.ownwebnow.com/test589.php
1. Basically, I am using jQuery forms and based on the input on the front page I return another form (not nested) into <div id='companyForm'> that is prefilled with the data from the database. 2. The data in this form is then submitted again through jQuery forms plugin and the response is printed in the port #exchangedefenderresultContainer. Anything past step #1 doesn't seem to work in Internet Explorer 7, only Firefox. In Internet Explorer I can't even call the inline JavaScript functions, use jQuery effects, anything - now if I reference it explicitly ( document.form.inputfield.val... ) that eliminates the ability to use any jQuery against any new objects and forms created by the first return. For example, the first submit returns a form and inline javascript function buildServiceForm(). In IE, I cannot call this function as an onChange event in the new form that got sent back. -Vlad On 1/24/08, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Got the page live somewhere to look at? > > Also, have you tried using Fiddler (http://www.fiddlertool.com/ > fiddler/) to see the client request/response for errors? > > > > > On Jan 24, 4:39 pm, Vlad Mazek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Folks, > > > > I have a bit of a problem with Internet Explorer 6/7 specifically, the > > code works perfectly fine in Firefox. > > > > What I am essentially doing is creating a dynamic form. Based on the > > inputs, different forms are sent back into different <div> containers > > as the user moves through the application. The first request receives > > the set of forms (really just prefilled html/form markup) just fine. > > > > Working with this second set of forms and jQuery in Internet Explorer > > 7 seems to be futile - no response at all to any jQuery functions. All > > my posts push the browser forward, calls to my javascript functions > > come back with "Error - Object Expected", none of my jQuery effects > > seem to work.. even though all the forms are on the same page. > > > > I'm afraid I'm missing something pretty grand in terms of concepts > > here and was hoping someone would be kind enough to explain just where > > I am going wrong about this. Thanks in advance! >
