[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hi Thanks for replying back. showRequest doesnt do anything. It just print the returned data. Hey one more thing I noted, this plugin works fine with IE but not Mozilla :( Any workaround?? Thanks On Feb 24, 4:45 am, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote: I am getting the output xml from the

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

showRequest doesnt do anything. It just print the returned data. Hey one more thing I noted, this plugin works fine with IE but not Mozilla :( Any workaround?? I'm afraid you haven't provided enough information. The plugin works fine with both FF and IE so there is something more to the

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hi Mike, Thanks a lot for your reply.. This is what I did exactly I just downloaded jquery.form.js from http://malsup.com/jquery/form/#download The following code works fine in IE (The returned XML from server is displayed through alert() ) But when I use the same code in Mozilla 3.0.6,

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Chances are VERY likely that your function showResponse is throwing an error in JavaScript, making the rest of the script stop running, and as a result allowing the page/browser to make a normal, page changing, post comment out all the code in said function, or wrap it in a try...catch to see

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hi , As you said I put the try catch.. Again, I dint even see the alert msg :( It redirected the page to sell.php5 I am once again pasting the exactl code I have for your kind notice.

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hey,.. The problem seems weird.. The same page which worked well in IE is not working when I put the file into my server odibab.com and opened the page from IE. So, If i keep the same html page in my local windows and use It works But not when It is coming from odibab.com server. Any idea why

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

In Firefox, open up the Error Console, clear it, then try submitting the form and see if an error is getting tossed that way. Another option, is calling preventDefault(); on the event BEFORE your processing code, so the form won't post, even if an error/exception is thrown.

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hi Eric, Thanks for helping me.. I did what you said, I got these two exceptions in the Mozilla Error console. Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... Illegal document.domain value code: 1009 nsresult: 0x805303f1 (NS_ERROR_DOM_BAD_DOCUMENT_DOMAIN) location: http://odibab.com/

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

You can only make ajax calls from within the same domain. So if you're on http://www.something.com/ you CANNOT make an ajax request to, say, http://www.otherdomain.com/ This is a security feature to prevent cross site scripting. It's not enforced if you're running off the localhost iirc, but as

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

Hey Eric, My problem is solved!!! Thanks a million :) it's caused because I was loading the file into Firefox locally. If I upload it to our server and run it, it works fine. this was bcoz of some cross domain access policy in mozilla. I just found it after seeing the error console msg.

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

it's caused because I was loading the file into Firefox locally. If I upload it to our server and run it, it works fine. this was bcoz of some cross domain access policy in mozilla. I just found it after seeing the error console msg. I'm glad you found the problem! As a side note, this is

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Form Plugin redirects even if I use return false in $('#myForm2').submit(function()

I am getting the output xml from the php in the same window. It never goes inside showResponse function.  I donot want this page redirection to happen :( Instead I want to handle the returned xml (or any data) in jquery itself. What does showRequest do? Can you post a link?