> Since I'm not very experienced with asynchronous stuff in Javascript I
> don't know whether this is a flaw in jQuery or an inevitable result of
> the way AJAX works. In the latter case, I guess that the architecture
> of the jQuery form plugin is flawed. Or I must be overlooking a
> possibility
I think your design is poor. The problem is you shouldn't be trying to
"inject" an ajax call in the beforeSubmit callback. I suggest one of
two things: at the point of making a request to the server, why not
just do the validation step on the server side? Calling out to the
server to find out if
I would create 2 functions, like
if (result == 'validation succeeded') {
someSuccessFunction();
return;
}
someFailFunction();
return;
}
On 3/31/07, tawm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello people,
I'm in a situation right now in which I do an AJAX call, supplying it
a callback fun
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