I would first try putting your function call to reloadWindow() in the
complete callback for the $.post function. So your post code would
look like:
$.post( "includes/update.php", { action: "y" }, reloadWindow);
and take out the call to reloadWindow() after updateSession()
You may have other backend issues, but i would try this first.
On Sep 30, 10:00 am, jefrobaby <jbreec...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need some cross browser support here before I leap off my balcony
> this morning.
>
> I am working on a simple store which has links for the shopper to
> enter a coupon code. These open a coupon code entry window. When the
> user enter the code and clicks submit the following actions fire off;
> check code for a match, if it's a match it posts a code to a php
> script using the .post function which writes a record to the db, then
> forces a page reload where the store checks the db for the coupon test
> pass.
>
> My question is that it works perfectly in both IE 6, 7 , 8 and Firefox
> 3.04 but the .post fails in Safari 4.03.
>
> I am using this version of jQuery (everything is working fine except
> for the post back to the php script):
>
> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/
> libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
>
> My js functions are as folows:
>
> function checkCode (){
> var couponParm = document.getElementById("coupon").value;
> var input = sha1(couponParm);
> var gradCode = "87dcce06a223ffd060aec5a027a00422ebfc6d8d";
>
> if (input == gradCode){
> updateSession();
> reloadWindow();
> }}
>
> function updateSession (){
> $.post( "includes/update.php", { action: "y" });}
>
> function reloadWindow(){
> var url = window.location;
> alert(url);
> window.location.reload();
>
> }
