Makes sense, that's also a simple workaround. Thanks.
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Milan
Exactly. jQuery doesn't know which was clicked
by the time it gets around to the serialize method. jQuery knows all
the form input types, but which submit button was clicked? Which
input type image was clicked? It is because of lines 3296 and 3297 of
the serialize function in jQuery. Here are
> I would think the submit button data would also be included when doing
> $(form_obj).serialize()?
When you submit a form manually, the value of the submit button
clicked is sent as part of the form. If you serialize the form using
Javascript, no button was clicked so none of them are serialized.
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