Andrew wrote:
Hi Jason,
question? Why will the ajax process only be initiated with:
and not:
?
When the javascript methodology to submit a page is used, the whole page
reload!
That's just how AJAX works. You don't actually submit the form, you use
JavaScript to trigger an XMLHttpRequ
Hi Jason,question? Why will the ajax process only be initiated with:and not: ? When the _javascript_ methodology to submit a page is used, the whole page reload!regardsAndrewOn 22/07/06,
Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jason,Eureka! At last I have ajax working with my formsMany thanks for po
Jason,Eureka! At last I have ajax working with my formsMany thanks for pointing me in the right direction.regardsAndrewOn 22/07/06,
Jason Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew wrote:> Hi,> I have an ajaxified form which has a number of required fields. If you> submit the form without fill
Andrew wrote:
Hi,
I have an ajaxified form which has a number of required fields. If you
submit the form without filling in any of the required fields 2 alert
are displayed. The first says 'No handler found for element head. Show
server response?', and the second alert says 'No handler found f
Hi,I have an ajaxified form which has a number of required fields. If you submit the form without filling in any of the required fields 2 alert are displayed. The first says 'No handler found for element head. Show server response?', and the second alert says 'No handler found for element body. Sho
