malsup wrote:
>
> Sorry, I read your first message too quickly. Is 'edit_card_jq' bound
> as a submit handler? If so, you should return false form that fn. If
> not, could you post a little more code or provide a link?
>
Here's a link that shows what I'm doing: http://blueapples.org/test/forms/
I figured out what my problem was however. I was trying to call ajaxForm
like this:
$('#edit_card form').ajaxSubmit('#edit_card', function() {
alert('Loaded');
edit_card_jq();
});
Instead of the proper way using an options dictionary:
$('#edit_card form').ajaxSubmit({
target: '#edit_card',
success: function() {
alert('Loaded');
edit_card_jq();
}
});
My mistake but I sure with Javascript would have complained about it. Oh
well, figured it out! Sorry to waste your time.
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