[jquery-ui] Submit prevented form

2010-01-13 Thread Cyril Lopez 
Hi,

In a form, there are 2 inputs (type = submit). I prevented the submit in
order to use a dialog.
For example, on the input 1 click event :

$('#mySubmit1').click(
function (e) {
  e.preventDefault();  // prevent the submit action
  [...]
  $dialog.dialog(
{
  [...]
  buttons: {
'Ok': function() { $(this).dialog('close');
$('#mySubmit1').closest('form').submit() },
'Cancel': function() { $(this).dialog('destroy'); }
  }
}
  );
}
  );

If I click submit input 1, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 1.
If I click submit input 2, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 2
(input 1 must not be posted)

In my example code, no one input (type = submit) is posted.
Is there a way to post the value of the clicked submit input ?
Many thanks.

Cyril
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Re: [jquery-ui] Submit prevented form

2010-01-13 Thread Balázs Suhajda 
I would suggest using a hidden input or 2.
Using jquery you can easily set them to be disabled and then they will
not submit.

input name=somename type=hidden value=somevalue/
then you could use
$('[name=somename]').attr('disabled','') to enable
$('[name=somename]').attr('disabled','disabled') to disable

When you call submit() on a form, there is no submit button being
clicked, so it doesn't send submit button values.

On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Cyril Lopez loveisthe...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 In a form, there are 2 inputs (type = submit). I prevented the submit in
 order to use a dialog.
 For example, on the input 1 click event :

 $('#mySubmit1').click(
     function (e) {
   e.preventDefault();  // prevent the submit action
   [...]
   $dialog.dialog(
     {
   [...]
   buttons: {
     'Ok': function() { $(this).dialog('close');
 $('#mySubmit1').closest('form').submit() },
     'Cancel': function() { $(this).dialog('destroy'); }
   }
     }
   );
     }
   );

 If I click submit input 1, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 1.
 If I click submit input 2, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 2
 (input 1 must not be posted)

 In my example code, no one input (type = submit) is posted.
 Is there a way to post the value of the clicked submit input ?
 Many thanks.

 Cyril


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Re: [jquery-ui] Submit prevented form

2010-01-13 Thread Cyril Lopez 
2010/1/13 Balázs Suhajda suhaj...@gmail.com

 I would suggest using a hidden input or 2.
 Using jquery you can easily set them to be disabled and then they will
 not submit.


Thanks for the tip Balázs !

Cyril




 input name=somename type=hidden value=somevalue/
 then you could use
 $('[name=somename]').attr('disabled','') to enable
 $('[name=somename]').attr('disabled','disabled') to disable

 When you call submit() on a form, there is no submit button being
 clicked, so it doesn't send submit button values.

 On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Cyril Lopez loveisthe...@gmail.com
 wrote:
  Hi,
 
  In a form, there are 2 inputs (type = submit). I prevented the submit in
  order to use a dialog.
  For example, on the input 1 click event :
 
  $('#mySubmit1').click(
  function (e) {
e.preventDefault();  // prevent the submit action
[...]
$dialog.dialog(
  {
[...]
buttons: {
  'Ok': function() { $(this).dialog('close');
  $('#mySubmit1').closest('form').submit() },
  'Cancel': function() { $(this).dialog('destroy'); }
}
  }
);
  }
);
 
  If I click submit input 1, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 1.
  If I click submit input 2, I'd like dialog submits my form with input 2
  (input 1 must not be posted)
 
  In my example code, no one input (type = submit) is posted.
  Is there a way to post the value of the clicked submit input ?
  Many thanks.
 
  Cyril
 
 
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