[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin ROOKIE in need of help :(

2009-02-26 Thread Brian Long

CLARIFYING:

I have two different URL's between my form's action and my url set in
the options that are sent to $('#myForm').ajaxForm(options)

I did that just because in earlier testing I was trying to confirm
that the URL used in my options variable would actually override the
value that was set in the action of the form

THANKS so much to the group for all past and future help!


On Feb 26, 10:42 am, Brian Long  wrote:
> James, (and all)
>
> Thanks a lot for the help - I'm now seeing all of  the things I want
> in firebug.  I'm getting an XHR respose (is this the proper
> terminology?  Is XHR always a request? regardless...)
>
> I'm getting a response from my script which includes a 

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin ROOKIE in need of help :(

2009-02-26 Thread Brian Long

James, (and all)

Thanks a lot for the help - I'm now seeing all of  the things I want
in firebug.  I'm getting an XHR respose (is this the proper
terminology?  Is XHR always a request? regardless...)

I'm getting a response from my script which includes a 

[jQuery] jQuery Form Plugin ROOKIE in need of help :(

2009-02-25 Thread Brian Long

Hey everybody - I'm definitely an amateur, but I have a pretty good
understanding of PHP / MySQL / Firebug / FirePHP so I think we can
work through this.

If using the standard form plugin model - I have the callback:

function showResponse(responseText, statusText)  {

$('#myForm').html('Submission was successful' +
responseText);

}

I do see the HTML change in the browser / firebug for this element:


but when I view source (in Firefox) ---> I see the HTML that would of
existed before the AJAX submission.

Is this normal?

Thanks in advance
Brian Long