> So why doesn't my success callback excutes?
>
> ----------------
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $('.error').hide();
> $(".voteBtn").click(function() {
> var poll = $("inp...@name='poll']:checked").val();
> alert("send: "+poll);
> if (poll == 'undefined') {
> alert("don't post");
> $("label#poll_error").show();
> return false;
> }
>
> var question_id = $("inp...@name='question_id']").val();;
> var t = $("inp...@name='t']").val();
>
> var dataString = 'poll=' + poll +'&question_id='+question_id
> +'&t='+t;
> alert("send: "+dataString);
> $.ajax({
> type: "POST",
> url: "poll-process3.php",
> data: dataString,
> success: function() {
> alert("why not ");
> $("#poll-container").hide();
> }
> });//end ajax
>
> });//end click/**/
> if ($("#poll-results").length > 0 ) {
> animateResults();
> }});//end ready
>
> -------------------
>
> all alert are shown except "why not", but poll-process3.php is being
> executed.
Does Firebug indicate a scripting error? If not, does it show the
data being posted to the server? What is the default action of the
voteBtn element? Does it cause a page navigation? You should
probably return false from that click handler.
Also, if you are using jQuery 1.3.x then you should remove the @ in
your selectors. It is no longer supported.
This:
$("inp...@name='t']")
should be:
$("input[name=t]")
