I'm having some problems with this plugin as well... I have a simple form, with two text inputs, and a file input. I use ajaxForm on this form so that it is sent using AJAX. If I don't select a file in the file input, everything works correctly. The $_POST array contains all values present in the form. However, whenever I select a file in the file input, the $_POST array becomes empty. As if nothing was being posted... I don't get why. I don't know if this is related to the problem listed here but I guess it is...
On 16 oct, 03:13, dgt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It was difficult to decide where I should post this. I think the issue > is with jQuery though, I'm certainly no pro with jQuery, having only a > few months experience. > > Let me explain my problem. > > I'm using a form which has a file upload, and also sends standard > text data. This form I wish to be ajax'ed. > > I'm using this code: > > $("#node-form").ajaxForm(function(){alert("Thank you for your > submission!");}); > > If I upload an image, I'll still get that message, but the image is > not uploaded to image.module in drupal (which handles image thumbnail > creation etc) . In fact, it's not uploaded at all. > > If I strip the file field, and use a different content type (Story > type for those who use Drupal, which just creates a page), it works > beautifully. I therefore deduced there's something amiss with file > uploading. How can I send an image with the Form Plugin, so Drupal can > then generate what it needs. > > I have searched the list and the internet, but do not understand what > to do. Please help if you can.