I have an ajax event,
$("#ajaxStarted").ajaxStarted(function....)
that i am using for a $.post call.
The problem I have is that elsewhere in the application there is another $.post call doing something unrelated.
i was wondering if there was means of tying my event listeners to specific post events?
I want to run an external function outside the post.
This is what I have currently.
On success of the post I want to run the setGrandTotal(); function which will do some calculating for me.
Am calling Webservice in one ajax post, In the success funtion am calling another another method in same webservice through another ajax post method. First ajax post is getting called and returning the string from the webservice method but the inner ajax call is not getting called. I have placed the code here.
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I have now a form inside a form which of course doesn't work. I need to have a way of getting specific field data without posting till the whole form is done.
For example,
the form contains several items but a specific section for part quantities allows the user to enter the quantity and then click on the "Add Part Nums" button to get a form in a popup that has entries for part numbers based on what the quantity was in the first form.
I have this part working perfectly but it's a form inside a form so it only works when I comment out the outer form tags.
Is there a way to submit the quantities fields only and get the pop up and then later submit the entire form? A way to do this without having a form tag for the inner part?
I can't figure out the exact selector I need:
I've got 2 radio buttons, and only want an onclick event from the second one.
<label>First <input type="radio" id="radioSelect" name="volType" value="one" /></label>';
<label>Second <input type="radio" id="radioSelect" name="volType" value="two" /></label>
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I have a specific hyperlink defined like this:
<a id="shesaid" href="">Click to read more...</a>
What I want to do is set up an event so that when a user clicks the hyperlink I can do some jQuery work on the page. How can this be done in jQuery?
Is it possible to trigger an event ONLY IF a specific string is typed but not in a form field?
i.e.$('html').keyup(function(){
if(wordTyped == '12345'){alert('Woohoo!');}
});
The reason I ask, is I have a barcode scanner and I want to be able to trigger a submit button next to the matching product on scanning the barcode. So basically, the user can open the page (and may have clicked on some elements already) then scan a product which will input a 13 digit number and the submit button with that matching id will be clicked/submitted. This is easy enough to do if I use a text input, but I a) don't want the user to have to click in the text box first. b) don't want the user to have to delete the text box to scan the next product.
Perhaps it can be done somehow with a hidden field that automatically resets on each scan?!?
The scanner works just like a keyboard as I have used it to filter products with keyup() in a text field...so it does actually activate keyup(). So it should have exactly the same affect if you type the numbers manually.
I've got an Event Listener
$(".SFV").click(function(event) ...
And I've got an submit button
< ... type="submit" class="SFV">
When this button is displayed in a normal html-script, the event listener works. When I insert this button into the same script with the help of
$.post("do/setFieldVal_Input.php", {table:table, whereFieldName:whereFieldName, whereVal:whereVal, setFieldName:setFieldName, idHtml:idHtml}, function(data)
{
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then the listener does not work anymore.
How I can get content from remote file by $.ajax? For example I have some file temp.php:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>Test file</title>
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how I can get for example content only from div with id=header2 or both divs (not hole data - msg)?
in a table I want to have a specific click event (calling a function) for the first cell of each row and another function call e.g. for the third table cell.I assigned different class names to these cells and used this script:$("#tab_kat tr").find(".firstCell").bind("click", function() { ... });And the same for ".thirdCell".But is this possible without assigning class names to reduce the size of the code?Something like that:$("#tab_kat tr td.cells[1]").bind("click", function() { ... });
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to execute some code when a node is either selected or deselected but I only want specific nodes not the whole tree.
Normally, I think you bind an event when you create the tree like $ ('.sidecontent').bind(........).jstree(data.tree); but that's for the whole tree, which I don't want. I have a selector for the nodes I want like $('a[id*="room_1"]') but I don't know how to bind an event to those nodes only. Is this possible? If it is, then what event should I use?
why to use the .post instead of .ajax?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a basic HTML form with a button that submits the form via jQuery's $.post to a processor. That processor returns the identical form, including any errors below any of the elements e.g. input, textarea, etc. The response also has a new submit button to submit the form once more, however, because I'm retrieving a giant string with HTML elements and because jQuery already loaded, that new submit button doesn't do anything. How can I parse jQuery's response for that button and assign a handler so that when the button is pushed, it submits the form again?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI posted this problem in the old mailing list, but I thought Id try here with a larger set of eyes.
My issue seems to concern webkit browsers. I am sending information from a form with a jQuery click function. I am loading the response from one form that is a DIV called rightContent to the same DIV and passing the
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IE does not seem to make the post using the following code:
$(function(){
$("#update").click(function(ev) { var target = $(ev.target); if (!target.hasClass("add_btn")) { return false ; }
var li = target.parents("li"); var _title = li.attr("data-title");
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I am building a web app that uses alot a jquery including a function that reaches out to a webservice using $.ajax to grab data and return to tdata to the web app. The function that makes the call is outside the ready block but is called in the ready block to make it run on the load. After the load I use a timer to keep calling the function to keep things up to date. But after the first run the function does not seam to work. This might sound wierd, but the ajax function appears to run after the initial go, but it always returns the original request, it does not make new request to the server. I use fiddler and watch what going on and after the initial run method it doesnt make any other calls even though I see the ajax method being stepped through using debugging software and see the AJAX call being attempted and returned successfully.
var REQUESTURL = '/citizenQuestionWCF.svc/';
var prOptions = '';
$(document).ready(function () {
getQuestions();
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Is there a way to post from a .net page with server form controls using the jQuery .ajax method? The .net page is expecting the server contols so I'm not sure how to handle it so when I serialize() the form it doesn't know what to do with it.
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we pass variables 'name' and 'location' to the file 'some.php'. How can we pass a PHP object?
This is very stupid but I cannot make it work. I'm trying to turn the following:
$.post("search.php", { clientID: thisChannel.tblClient_id, channelID: thisChannel.tblChannel_Id, wordsToSearch: wordsSearchedfor }, function(data){
alert("data: " + data);
});
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The first passes the variables with no problem, but I get an error with the ajax function, it is not passing the variables.
I have some code that's a more involved version of this:
$('#container_div').delegate('.trigger_button', 'click', function() {
$.post('handler.php',
{ id: $(this).siblings('.item_id').val() },
function(data) {
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Normally, when I use .post in an event handler, "this" refers to the object that triggered the event. That doesn't happen in this case. When I use "this" the first time, to pull data parameters, it refers to the .trigger_button. But inside the .post callback, it refers to the AJAX call object instead. I don't think that's how it's supposed to work, is it? Is this a bug?
I have a ajax post that is a datatype json.
So my success function looks like this:
But it is not sure name exists. How can i check this out?
I want to POST data to my personal website[code]...
If i run the code from my localhost it doesn't return anything
I'm adding is a flag to indicate that a post was sent via ajax. Is there a better way to do this so that I don't have to add the flag every time an ajax form is posted?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm using ajax to send data to another page, but in IE 'message' is emptied some times. I have an alert on 'message' in the JS-function and there is data there; for example: "I think that IE <br />is a pain in the..
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Posting data from a form using this function:
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the server doesn't detect an ajax call ('X-Requested-With' header is not sent). I tried forcing it with beforeSubmit and also with ajaxSetup, but no go.
Do i need to encode my data send through AJAX post? Ex.
var name = $("input#name").val();
var dataString = 'name='+ name;
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$.ajax({
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