Is it possible to use javascript to modify the server post method.
I have a very large website that at the beginning of each website I use PHP to check the post method.[code]...
At the bottom of this page I use javascript to POST a form with the target being an iframe. The action is to allow a user to download a file from my server.
The download file works fine. But when I navigate to another web page I see unwanted text fill up the top of the page. If I refresh the page the text disappears.
I assume this is because I did a POST and then navigated to another page and my pages saw that this was a POST from the above PHP code.
So my question is. Can javascript set the server method to GET instead of POST? So that my PHP does not detect a POST.
I have a spot where users can create posts. When you scroll over, a button pops up that says "reply". When you click reply it adds a form to the div that allows you to reply to the post. That all works great. Now I read something a long time ago that say's URL's are limited to 256(?) chars so I'm figuring between the variables and the potential for a long reply, I should be using the POST method on my form. When the user submits the reply, I want to use a jscript to update the div and add the reply but I'm not sure how to use post instead of get for this -- or even if I can.
Here's what I have
1. Create the reply form in the div -- this works great
2. This is the function I'm trying to create to call the php script, update the db then repopulate the div on the page with the post and the new reply. I don't know if I can change "GET" to "POST" or if I should be looking at some diff functions?
If I pass information using method='post' in a form over an https connection with a self signed cert using Opera or Chrome browsers it fails. Firefox works but I need my code to be compatible with other browsers. I'm hoping that someone here has run across this and knows a javascript way to overcome the problem.
alright im making a sortable displays in my website but i am trying to figure out how to pass my javascript array to and external php script through POST method so i can update the column, position, hidden, or closed in the database i am using jQuery Sortable Portlets
I'm trying to use the Ajax $.post method, in Firefox. This same code is working for me in Chrome. The form handler is working, and I can get Firebug to breakpoint on line 12, where the $.post method is called. But, it won't ever enter the callback, so it's not getting a response. I'm not seeing any data hitting my server, either, so I can tell the POST isn't going through.
One thing to mention that seems odd, the form handler doesn't seem to be executing until the timer, defined below the form handler, executes. When I hit Submit, it'll sit there and the breakpoint won't occur until the timer occurs. This seems odd to me.
Can anyone perhaps spot something that I am doing incorrectly, here?
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After further inspection, the form handler isn't running on the timer. I removed the timer all together, and the form handler is still extremely slow. It takes 3-5 seconds to hit the $.post function after submitting. Why so slow?
I am having trouble finding a code example that uses javascript to get values from a form submitted on a previous page using the "POST" method. I've found some examples on how to parse the query string, but unfrotunately my form on the previous page has WAY too many charcters being submitted to be able to use the "GET" method (there is some upper limit here, I think it may be 255 or some number similar).
By the way this ONLY needs to work in IE, but it is better if it works in all browsers.
For a very specific project, I need to change the url of the post method for a form depending on the value of a select box.
Code: $('#email').change(function(){ change the value of the email in the action of the form } HTML Code: <form method="post" action="index.asp?email=user@email.com&password=password"> <select id="email" name="email">
In my MVC 2 website i have an index page with a list of items. Besides each item is a delete link which once you press it prompts you with a jQuery dialogbox where they need to confirm their action.I get the dialog box op with the right buttons and text. But the issue occurs when I try to confirm and call the deleteJob(jobId) method.The problem is that I never reach the ActionResult method in my controller.
When i override the ajax method with $.ajaxSetup and set the type:'post', then consecutive calls to fetch data from the server, by Ajax Tabs (url), the tab stays Loading... forever. Firebug shows that a POST request was made and it completed successfully, however, the Tab stays Loading... forever. If i set it back to type:'get', the Tabs work fine. is it a bug, restriction? if it's a restriction, then why? workarounds?
This is my first post, and I'm only just learning jqury/JavaScript.
i have a form I'd like to send via POST method to a second php page, i have all the validation etc working fine, I'm struggling with the on Submit handler.. once the form is validated...
can anyone please tell/direct me how i can post this form to a php page that will do the data insertion?[code]...
Heres the code for sub-account-ajax.php: <?php if (isset($_POST['email_address'])){ echo 'youre set'; }else{ echo 'nothing set'; }?>
When this code is executed I do not get any alerts or any error messages whatsoever. I've been pretty good with figuring things out so far with jQuery, but this is the first I'm stumped with.
I have a dynamic form, when a button is clicked 3 more fields appear, the function is to colect for example from date [02/02/2010] to date [10/02/2010] equals price [250$] per week and if you want another period just click the button and 3 more fields appear. How do I get all this data to PHP?
<script type="text/javascript"> var counter = 3; function addNew() { // Get the main Div in which all the other divs will be added var mainContainer = document.getElementById('mainContainer'); // Create a new div for holding text and button input elements var newDiv = document.createElement('div'); [Code]...
I can't use the value returned by $.post() method out of the scope of success function.
For instance in below example myvar alerted as empty even though var is alerted with a value. Besides, hide does not work in the scope of success function.
I have tried to search for the answer to this, but came up empty. I am writing a form checker (and submit) in jQuery, and am testing with Chrome. Once I do my validation, if all is ok, I simply submit the form using...
$("form#courseForm").submit(); and here is my form tag. <form name="courseForm" id="courseForm" action="courseDetail.asp" method="post">
In IE it works fine with either POST or GET methods in the form tag, but in Chrome it will only work with GET.When I try to use POST, the form does submit, but I don't get any data sent to the page at all. The only thing I am doing different than usual, is the form does not have a submit button. I am using a "button" tag and using jQuery to capture the click event. <button type='button' name='courseSubmit' class='blueButton'>Save Changes</button> why the POST isn't sending the data in Chrome? Simple workaround is to change it to a GET and it will always work, but I see that as a bandaid fix, and not really a solution to the problem.
I added mouse in and mouse out affect like this in $
(document).ready function $(document).ready(function(){ .... $(".StripMe tr").mouseover(function(){
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My question is if i used jquery post method to change some div content, than this new div won't have mouseover and mouseout affect anymore, is there anyway to achieve it. Is that needed to trigger ready function again? Another question is can anyone teach me how to add click and dblclick event to the same div, because if i add both of them then it won't trigger dblckick event.
I too have a problem with Ajax POST method and Send. I have set up a Site Search using the Google Ajax Search API, and it works fine. The search term is stored in the variable (?) query. Just to make sure, I have set up a new variable (searchTerm) to read the value of query, and a temporary Alert box shows that this variable does indeed contain the search term.
I want to store the search terms in a database so I can see what people are searching for. So I set up a POST method to send the searchTerm to a php file, which uses if (isset($_POST['searchTerm'])) to obtain the searchTerm and then insert it into a MYSQL database. But it doesn't work.
When I couldn't insert into the database, I added a second (temporary) insert using a dummy value as the else part of the above if statement, to test (1) if the Ajax file was actually setting the php file going, and (2) to check my Insert code was working. Both work.
So the problem is clearly that either the Ajax code doesn't Send correctly, or the php isn't receiving it. I am stumped to find what is wrong. Here are the two relevant sections of code:
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To repeat, the php is running and always loads the dummy variable from the else section, indicating that isset($_POST['searchTerm']) is null.
So I need some advice which I think should be easy enough for advanced Javascript / php programmers.I'm setting up an input form on an html site. What do I need to do on the back-end to view the data that is input? What files should I setup and where?The code is as follows:
