d'oh, I didn't even realize that you were using an image input type.
Glad you found it and thanks for sharing the result.
- Jack
JDawson wrote:
I finally figured it out! The input was in a form, so the implicit
form submit was apparently interfering with the AJAX callback.
This doesn't work:
<form id="subscriptionForm" action="" method="post">
<input type="image" id="btn_recipient_search" src="" alt="Search" />
...
</form>
This does:
<form id="subscriptionForm" action="" method="post">
<a href="" id="btn_recipient_search"><img src="" alt="Search" /></a>
...
</form>
John
On Sep 4, 11:23 pm, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sounds like you might having a caching issue. Try these:
once:
$.ajaxSetup({cache:false}); // global setting to prevent caching
then do your $.get's as you have them. Or:
append a timestamp to your get url:
$.get("recipients.xml?" + new Date().valueOf().toString(),
- Jack
JDawson wrote:
I am trying to use .get in a click handler to load some XML, as shown
below. The handler will only work if I first call my getRecipients
function in $(document).ready. I am really pulling my hair out with
this. I can see in my Firebug console that the file request is being
made via the click event, but it just flashes in the console and
nothing else happens.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
John
<input type="image" id="btn_recipient_search" src=""
alt="Search" />
$("#btn_recipient_search").click(
function() {
getRecipients("John", "Doe");
}
);
function getRecipients(firstName, lastName) {
$.get("recipients.xml", {fName: firstName, lName: lastName},
function(xml){
alert('XML loaded');
$(xml).find('User').each(function() {
var name_text = $(this).find('Name').text();
var id_text = $(this).find('UserId').text();
var email_text = $(this).find('Email').text();
alert(name_text);
});
});
}
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