[Proto-Scripty] Re: forms - serialize and more

2009-03-10 Thread Bhudda Ben
Hi Quleczka All your suggestions look good and probably are great technique for getting this done. BUT, no matter what I do, no matter ghow I code this - and I have now tried at least a dozen different ways, I get the exact same problem - as soon as I address my form, I get an error - either

[Proto-Scripty] Re: forms - serialize and more

2009-03-10 Thread Bhudda Ben
For the first time something is happening - though I am not sure what. Explorer is hanging up after giving a 'null' response for the alert below - but, firefox is not even hitting the alert and is processing normally, thogh it does not have the code to complete the AJAX request, just redirects

[Proto-Scripty] Re: forms - serialize and more

2009-03-10 Thread Quleczka
Explorer is hanging up after giving a 'null' response for the alert below - but, firefox is not even hitting the alert and is processing normally, thogh it does not have the code to complete the AJAX request, just redirects to redo the original page If you don't use event.stop() for is just

[Proto-Scripty] Re: forms - serialize and more

2009-03-09 Thread Bhudda Ben
as additional info, I should mention: there are multiple forms - tho with much different names jQuery is also loaded which at first gave me conflicts, but Ajax.Updater, at least, working now the form giving me problem is itself loaded via Ajax.Updater - along with (using eval) the script

[Proto-Scripty] Re: forms - serialize and more

2009-03-09 Thread Quleczka
Hi, First of all I'm not prototype expert, rather newbie ;) 1) why do you use onsubmit=validatethis(); if you can use $ ('formlinks').observe('submit',validatethis); 2) you don't have to set asynchronous:true - it's default value 3) most common is parameters: $('formlinks').serialize(true)