I have tested this on jQuery 1.2.6 and 1.3.2... After binding a form.submit event and returning false due to some logic, the second time the form is submitted, the event never executes and false is automatically used by the browser. Is this a browser bug vs a jQuery bug?
View 1 Replieshave a script which is called when you click submit button of a form. The form is actually submitted via form.submit from this script, and the action attribute is set to null initially.My problem is with Google Chrome, you have to click twice on the submit button to actually cause the form to submit. In IE it works fine. Any ideas? Code below
Code:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function frm_register_submit()
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I have a problem with this script: $('#clickshow1').mouseover(function() {
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My first day with jquery, and I've just been playing around a little but have run in to a problem in Firefox.
I've set up a basic form with a name and a button (not submit) and one text field.
All it does right now is open an alert box when the button is clicked. That's fair enough. However, in Firefox, if I have the text field selected and hit enter, it doesn't press the button.
How would I go about making sure the enter key presses the button? I'd like to avoid using onclick and a method in the form if possible. My aim eventually is to post data and return it without a page refresh instead of create an alert box.
<html>
Using : jQuery Validate (jQuery Validation Plugin 1.8.0)
Browser : IE 8
Code :
Problem: The live('submit).. code fires before the validation does. So, validation never actually stops the form submitting. In other browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari), this is not a problem, validation always fires first.
I had php form in a page and I make the submit function using a javascript function ( some thing like protypes.js ). It is working fine in IE , Opera ... Nut doesn't in Firefox. Here is the code...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've been working on a project for some time now, and just recently I installed Firefox.
Now, part of the site (which works perfectly in IE6/7) doesn't work in Firefox.
Here is part of the code:
(I didn't copy all of the code because it's basically the same all the way down) The main problem is with the link (Firefox apparently doesn't recognize table rows as links).
The second problem is with the onmouseover/onmouseout etc handlers (absolutely nothing happens).
Just in case you need to know, the code is for a nav bar.
I spent several hours struggling with dynamic form fields added with
appendChild or innerHTML not POSTing on submit in Firefox. The only
way I found to make it work is to append any created fields to a DIV
within the form. Code:
I have a simple XHR request that works well in Safari and Opera but not in Firefox. I have the following code:
Code JavaScript:
function AJAX(ajaxurl, ajaxdata, ajaxcallback){
if(!ajaxcallback) ajaxcallback=function(){};
var ajaxreqobj = new XMLHttpRequest();
[Code].....
Making Firefox 3 use the standard "ajaxreqobj.send(ajaxpostdata);" does not fix the problem.
What in the world is making my simple AJAX request work in Safari and Opera but not in Firefox?
want to learn javascript and i'm using ubuntu 9.04.i have google chrome and fire fox with enabled javascript. All things are good but when i write a js file and open it in browser but nothing happening html code loads but js not any hint why .
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a form where I need to populate a field with a math equation using inputs in the form. Here's the example:
fieldA fieldB fieldC ... fieldJ
fieldX
As the user inputs a number in fieldA, I need fieldX to immediately change and display the average of fieldA - fieldJ if the field is not empty (valid entry for all field's is a number between 20 - 80). I don't have the ability to make many changes in the form because I'm using a product called Gravity Forms for Wordpress.
I have some initialization to be done at page load time, which changes
the text of some anchors so that they are consistent with the query
string (these anchors are used as criteria selectors, and should be
initialized to the criteria contained within the url).
IE and Safari fire the onload event before rendering any elements, so
when the event handler synchronizes the anchors, they are rendered with
the right contents immediately. Firefox, though, renders the page
first, and then fires the handler, which results in the anchors getting
their initial values, and then changing to proper selections. I've
tried calling my init() method immediately after the anchors are
defined in my document - no difference, looks like Firefox is rendering
everything as soon as it's encountered in the document.
Is there any way to have my code run before any elements are rendered
in Firefox? Currently I've "solved" this by hiding the containing div
in the document, and showing it after making changes. This results in
the UI visually reloading itself with each new page, which is not very
desirable either.
I use unordered list item (<ul>) to replace select type <select> (select) in my form. I have problem on bind the value after submit the form. Because <ul> is not a form element. May i know how should I overcome it?
What i intend to do is similar effect as google contact book: 1. User click ADD button, then <ul> and <textbox> will be appended into the form. 2. After form submitted, user can see what are the value he has entered earlier. I can bind the textbox, post the unorder list item with hidden element. but i have no clue how to bind the unordered list item..
Kindly refer to my code as below. It is working except cannot bind unordered list item... p/s: I am using PHP + JQuery.
<?php
print "<pre>";
print_r($_GET);
print_r($_POST);
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I've been working on a project for some time now, and just recently I installed Firefox.
Now, part of the site (which works perfectly in IE6/7) doesn't work in Firefox.
Here is part of the code:
Code:
(I didn't copy all of the code because it's basically the same all the way down)
The main problem is with the link (Firefox apparently doesn't recognize table rows as links). The second problem is with the onmouseover/onmouseout etc handlers (absolutely nothing happens).
just in case you need to know, the code is for a nav bar.
I have a script that runs a sprite animation on the canvas, adapted from here: [URL] After wondering why it wouldn't work on Safari or older versions of Firefox, I saw this: [URL] and implemented the suggested shim. However, I'm still getting some errors that I can't explain for the life of me. To make this easy for everyone, I threw it in a jsfiddle: [URL]
View 1 Replies View Relatedis there a way in jQuery to bind variables to function calls similar as prototype.js does it? See [URL]
E.g. in the slideUp method of jQuery you can specify a callback that is called after the effect has finished. I would like to bind a variable to this call so that it is used inside of this callback as a closure.
In the following .submit function, I am attempting to grab the value of the selected option in the facilityCodes dropdown list when I click the submit button and then during the submit function,select the facilityCode again in the dropdown list when the page reloads and then disable the list so that the user cannot change it.However,the situation is when I reload the page after the submit button is clicked the dropdown defaults to the first option and the list is enabled.I apparently am not understanding how.submit works so that I'm selecting the option I'm defining in my code below and then disabling the list AFTER the page reloads due to an error on the page. My question is how can I accomplish this?Here is my code:
$(function() {
$("#ARTransferForm").submit(function() {
var msgsCount = 0;[code]....
I'm using mailchimps signup box (they don't have a decent forum to ask on) on my website and want to adjust the submit button and change it to a normal link. Here's the button that submit's the form:
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I have a page with many forms that I need to change from a post to an ajax call. That part is working, no problem, but now I want to disable the submit button while it's waiting on the server response and then re-enable it when the response comes back.
Here's what I have:
$(function() {
$('form').each(function() {
$(this).submit(function(){
[code]...
I can't figure out what my selector should be to get the submit button of the form that's being submitted. What should I be using instead? Also, if the call errors out, I'd like to just post the form as usual.
This script allows you to replay the event-controls coded on your INPUT tags.
You must have a <div id="msgErreur"></div> in your HTML page.
PS : I'm working for an Intranet Webapp. All the users are on IE6.
So i don't mind with NS compatibility
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// Wait the end of load before manipulating elements
window.onload=doLoad;
function doLoad() {
if (document.forms.length > 0) {
for(i=0;i<document.forms.length;i++) { document.forms[i].onsubmit=doSubmit; }
}
}
function doSubmit() {
if (document.all["msgErreur"]!=null) {
if (document.forms.length > 0) {
message=document.all.msgErreur.innerText;
message=''
for(i=0;i<document.forms.length;i++) {
for(j=0;j<window.document.forms[i].elements.length;j++) {
cible=window.document.forms[i].elements[j];
if (target.value!='') {
cible.fireEvent("onchange");
cible.fireEvent("onfocus");
cible.fireEvent("onblur");
if (message!='') {return false;}
}
}
}
}
}
}
I have a general form validation question. I know very little about
javascript, a little more about PHP. Using yav (http://yav.sourceforge.net):
<form method="POST" name=edit onsubmit="return performCheck('edit', rules,
'classic');" action="pages_edit_submit.php">
<input type="text" name="title">
<input type="submit" name="Save">
<input type="submit" name="Cancel">
</form>
.... PerformCheck fires when any submit button is click, which is logical but
I'd like to prevent this if it was the cancel button that was clicked (and
preserve form submission on pressing Enter whilst in the 'title' box.
On my form I have 3 submit buttons which handle different things.I am looking for a way to stop or continue form execution with a confirm box on the third submit button and the third only.I can't use onsubmit because that will trigger on all three buttons.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to read a web page on some web site that contains a form. Then identify the fields in the forms. Then fills the fields with my data. and then submits the form as it submitted normally. I need to do this to automate for my final proyect , i need to fill many web pages remotly
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe following will submit the form data to popup by clicking the submit button. I want it will submit the form automatically to the popup, there is no submit button in this page. Basically this page should not show up.
<script type="text/javascript">
function submitmyform(f) {
f.target = 'foo'
window.open('',f.target,'menubar=no,scrollbars=no, width=800,height=800');
f.submit();
return false;
}
</script>
<form name="myform" action="popup.asp" target="_blank" method="post"
onsubmit="return submitmyform(this);">
<input type="hidden" name="item" value="item"/>
<input type="submit" value="submit to popup"/>
</form>
I have a very simple form. I start with the submit button disabled and once all of the fields have been validated I would like the submit button to enable. I only have required fields so the standard options that come with the validation plugin satisfy my needs. I only have this code along with the corresponding classes.
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#myForm").validate();
});
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I'm trying to get an upload popup working with the jQuery form plugin[URL].. When I click a link I load a form html from the server and add it to a container div by setting the div's html attribute. I then attach a submit handler to the form so I can call the ajaxSubmit function of the form plugin.
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