saidbakr, you're still not understanding how the method calls are
'asynchronous'. Read Karl's reply again. It's full of good info.
adding a "return true" or "return false" to your success or error
methods won't do anything. You need to add code to fully handle the
response. (Basically where you
(also the 'el' variable in your code is undefined.)
On Feb 11, 1:28 pm, saidbakr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think that my problem is complicated. I already done what you have
> told me due to the following requirement:
>
> I have another function used for doing form validation which
Hi,
I think that my problem is complicated. I already done what you have
told me due to the following requirement:
I have another function used for doing form validation which I named
it as formVal(). Inside formVal() I called avaChk() in a conditional
if statement i.e.
if (avaChk()){
I mo
It's a easy misunderstanding to have when you first begin to use AJAX.
Remember that the first 'A' in AJAX stands for "Asynchronous". You ask
the browser (via jQuery's ajax function) to retrieve a URL and you
give it a function that it will call with the result when it has
retrieved it.
The brow
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