> I'm trying to use the jQuery Form Plugin (http://www.malsup.com/jquery/ > form/). The "ajaxSubmit" code sample works fine for me in IE7, but it > doesn't work at all in Firefox3. The form submits normally, without > any JS errors. Has anyone else run into this, and if so is there any > way to fix it?
Yes, the form plugin most certainly does work with FF3. If those sample pages are not working for you then I'd suggest turning off any FF plugins you're using that may be causing a problem. > I noticed the "ajaxSubmit" code sample doesn't use "ajaxForm" to first > initialize the form. What then's the purpose of ajaxForm? The ajaxForm > code sample also doesn't work in FF3, although Firebug does show the > forms's submit button has a "click.form-plugin" event. ajaxSubmit and ajaxForm are two different things. You use ajaxForm if you want the plugin to handle everything for you. ajaxForm will bind event handlers and submit the form via ajax whenever the user decides to click submit (which may be never). ajaxSubmit is used if you want to bind the form's submit event yourself. When you call ajaxSubmit the form data is submitted immediately. Mike
