How can I use jQuery to submit multiple forms with different types, values, and actions? For example:
Code:
<form name="form1" method="get" action="submit1.php">
<input name="value1" type="text" value="">
</form>[code]....
Can I start the jQuery process from within a function when clicking on the submit button?
I am trying to have two form actions on submission using a
javascript. The first calls a php class (http://www.blah.org/test.php)
and the second adds data to a mySQL database via a php function call (<?
php echo $editFormAction; ?>. Both actions work; however, only the
second action in the fucntion runs. Here is the code:
<script language=javascript>
<!--
function But1()
{
document.form1.action = "http://www.blah.org/test.php"
document.SubmitAbstract.submit(); // Submit the page
document.SubmitAbstract.action = <?php echo $editFormAction; ?>;
document.SubmitAbstract.submit();
return true;
}
-->
</script>
In this example, the document.SubmitAbstract.action = <?php echo
$editFormAction; ?>; action works fine. If I reverse the order:
<script language=javascript>
<!--
function But1()
{
document.SubmitAbstract.action = <?php echo $editFormAction; ?>;
document.SubmitAbstract.submit();
document.form1.action = "http://www.blah.org/test.php"
document.SubmitAbstract.submit(); // Submit the page
return true;
}
-->
</script>
only the test.php file runs. Any ideas?
I am trying to change each forms .submit function like so (below) but each submit button gets the function of the last iteration. I want each form to have a different submit function without using onclick events.
var x = document.getElementsByTagName("form");
for(i=0; i < x.length; i++){
var ele = x[i].elements;[code].....
I'm trying to use a single submit button to submit 3 forms on a single page. 1 form I use and process, the other 2 are sent to other sites.
Everything works great except in Google Chrome (and Safari) due to some restriction/bug in WebKit.
Code:
This works perfectly fine in IE and FireFox, but in Chrome - as it sits, it will submit the first 2 forms only. Yes, I know the return false prevents anything else, I'm getting to that.
With the return false in, it will submit the 2 forms. Removing return false only processes the form named Test1 and not the other 2.
I've shown code for attaching to the click event hoping that I could sneak my submits in on that, then let Chrome carry through to the submit function, but that doesn't work either.
I have built out a fairly rhobust app using jquery and jquery-ui all was going well until we started to bring different screens together inside a tabbed interface. Seems that now when we execute our validation code on one form its checking the fields of all other forms on the page.All of my forms do have unique ID's and all elements within all forms have unique ID's.My understanding of using this.find inside of the submit event was that it should only find the forms elements am I wrong? Method that performs the actual validation:
function validateForm(event){
var allOk = true;
$(this).find("*[validation]").each(function(){[code]....
I would like to allow the user to be able to use the Enter key in lieu of the submit button on a page that has several forms.I'm assuming that toaccomplish that I need to detect which form's elements are being edited (have focus?) and programmatically fire the submit button's action for that form.How do I do something like that?
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I need to submit two forms using a single submit button. What's ur suggestion. I found that JavaScript is the only way to go here, right?
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{
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</SCRIPT>
<form name="myform" action="#">
<TABLE>
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[Code]...
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Here's what I'm starting with:
Code:
JavaScript hides its memory structure.
I know that numbers, booleans, null and undefined are value types
(value is directed saved in a variable).
I want to know:
- How JavaScript distinguishes value types from reference types by
seeing the variable content?
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var i;
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But I'm curious.
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if(parseInt(index, 10) == "NaN")
{
if(index == "first")
{
//The first index of the array
index = 0;
[Code]...
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$(function() {
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