Hi Mike, To hopefully add some more insight into this, I took the form out of the SimpleModal jQuery plugin and placed it into its own JSP page, and when I tried to submit the Form, the browser is reporting an error in line 334 of the "jquery.form.js" file, stating that:
form.submit is not a function This happens in both Firefox 2.0 and IE6. Regards, Dave On May 4, 8:30 pm, "Mike Alsup" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm attempting to use the jQuery Form Plugin on a page that has > > multiple forms. The particular form I am using to allow the uploading > > of files is the third form on the page. I'm also using that form > > within a modal dialog box, using the SimpleModal jQuery plugin. I > > have a Java Servlet handling the form submission. > > > I am having a problem when I try to upload a file. It looks like the > > request never gets to my servlet. When I fill out the other fields of > > the form out, leaving the upload blank, it's working fine. However, > > once I attempt to include a file to upload, the servlet never gets > > invoked. > > > I understand that the XMLHttpRequest cannot send files over, but that > > the Forms Plugin utilizes an iFrame to do so. However, it's not > > working in my case. I've read a blog in which the person is able to > > address this, found here: > > http://www.ender.com/2008/04/jquery-the-jquery-form-plugin.html. > > I tried his suggestions of including a hidden field in my form, but > > it's still not reaching my servlet. > > > Could the problem actually be the fact that I have more than one form > > on the page? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. > > The Form Plugin fully supports multiple forms on a page so that > shouldn't be causing your problem. Can you post a link to your page?
