Ok, it seems I still need help here.
var ajaxFormOptions = { beforeSerialize: function(){
$("#hidden_input").attr("value","test"); } };
$('#form').ajaxForm(ajaxFormOptions);
works fine now :). However, in reality, I don't want to set the value of the
input field to an arbitrary value, I actually make another ajax request to
receive that value, but for some reason the input field stays empty this
way:
$(document).ready(function()
{
var ajaxFormOptions = {
beforeSerialize: function(){
$.ajax({
method: "get", url: "ajax.php", data: "",
success: function(html){
$("#hidden_input").attr("value",html); }
});
},
};
$('#form').ajaxForm(ajaxFormOptions);
});
(Note: alerting the html var inside the success function of $.ajax displays
the correct value, but the hidden_input field value stays empty on the
server.)
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