Thanks Mike,
You Rock!
malsup wrote:
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>
>> $('#level1").prepend(data).SortableAddItem($('div.groupItem:eq(0)'));
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>> this is returning an object but not the ID.
>
> Just tack on attr to your selection. Something like this would probably
> work:
>
> $('#level1').prepend(data).SortableAdd
$('#level1").prepend(data).SortableAddItem($('div.groupItem:eq(0)'));
this is returning an object but not the ID.
Just tack on attr to your selection. Something like this would probably work:
$('#level1').prepend(data).SortableAddItem($('div.groupItem:eq(0)').attr('id'));
Mike
Awesome that works.
Perhaps you can help with this now :-)
My ajax is returning a div with an id but I do not know what it is as it is
generated by our DB.
I do know it's class and I do know that it is the first div with that class
because I prepend it to the existing data.
I need to find this
If you're not using any other options on the ajaxSubmit call then you
can just pass it a function to handle to the response text:
$('#myForm').ajaxSubmit(function(text) {
$('#myTarget').append(text);
});
Otherwise you would use the "success" handler to do it. For example:
var opts = {
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