[jQuery] Re: Form Plugin with file upload

2009-01-29 Thread BogusRed
BB san wrote: > > hey, you are right, the key point should be iFrame. > I guess your file has successful uploaded. > > The problem is your server responses to your iframe, not to your original > page. > that is why you don't see the POST action does not appear in Firebugs Net > > XHR panel >

[jQuery] Re: Form Plugin with file upload

2009-01-26 Thread BogusRed
I've set up a page here: http://www.paperdemon.com/tests/commentsclass.php log in with the following info: login: t...@yahoo.com password: p455w0rd After Logging in, click on "Post a Comment" and type a message and select a jpg image to upload. Then hit submit. > In Firefox, when a file is att

[jQuery] Re: Form Plugin with file upload

2009-01-21 Thread BogusRed
Hi Mike, Sorry for the delayed response. I tried taking a break from it and coming back to it with a fresh mind. It's not easy for me to set up a page for you to test because the app requires a log in. But lets see how far we can get without it. I tried submitting the form in a non-ajax environme

[jQuery] Form Plugin with file upload

2008-12-28 Thread BogusRed
I am working on an ajax app that uses jquery's form plugin and it works just fine until I add a file upload input into my form: If I take these input fields out, my form works fine and submits and saves no problem. But once I added these parts to my form html, the jquery form plugin hiccups. I