Update:
I am using ExpressionEngine and am trying to edit to the publish area
(for those of you wondering) and I have no control over the name
attribute for the submit button and it's value is "submit" so I've
used jQuery to change the name of the submit button to something else
with this line of code:
$("input[name='submit']").attr('name', 'change_submit');
This works for FF, Safari and IE8 but it seems IE7 doesn't pick up
that change and still things the button is named "submit". I've used
the developer tool in the IE8 browser to check the DOM when it's
rendering in IE7 and it shows as 'change_submit' there so I'm not sure
what's up.
I've hacked the cp.publish.php file to manually change the submit
buttons name to something else and everything is working now. So, the
problem is IE7 doesn't accept the button name change using jQuery.
Maybe if I remove that button and rebuild it?
On Apr 14, 8:23 am, MeanStudios <cody.lundqu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm using jQuery 1.3.2 and jQuery Form Plugin 2.25.
> My code:
> $('#msre_file').change(function(){
> el = $(this);
> target = el.next();
> $('#entryform').ajaxSubmit({
> url: '<?php echo $cp_url; ?>&ms_rel_file=upload',
> type: 'post',
> iframe: true,
> success: function(response) {
> el.attr('value', '');
> target.append('<div class="msre_tmp_upload"
> style="display:none;">'+response+'</div>');
> target.children('.msre_tmp_upload').fadeIn();
> }
> });
> return false;
> });
>
> The form tag looks like:
> <form action="index.php?C=edit&M=new_entry" name="entryform"
> id="entryform" method="post">
>
> It works in FF2/3, Safari, IE8 but not in IE7. I get an error on line
> 257 which is:
> form.submit();
>
> I've changed that line to document.entryform.submit(); just for kicks
> and it still throws the error message.
> I've also done window.document.getElementById('entryform').submit();
> and it still doesn't work.
> I've done alert(document.entryform.msre_file.value); and it gives me
> the value of the file input correctly so I know it's referencing the
> form correctly.
> Yes I've changed the name attribute of the submit button to something
> other than "submit".
>
> I've also scrapped the jQuery Form Plugin and wrote my own form submit
> function using the iframe method and it too worked in FF, Safari and
> IE8 but still threw the same error in IE7.
>
> I'm getting rather frustrated with this :(.
>
> Any help would be hugely appreciated.
