Hello All. I have a form w/ various controls, selects, text, ..., I'm using
$(":input").serializeArray()
to build a object to send the values to the server w/ $.getJSON. The only inputs I want to "submit" are ones w/ values and w/ the exception of the datepickers this IS how it works. The datepickers always show up in the PHP as arrays of control-names and empty value strings.
Is there a way to prevent the datepickers from being sent when not filled in? Any thoughts would be appreciated. --- Mike
Is is possible to pass a 2D array w/ getJSON? Other forums hint at using "serializaion" but I can't seem to make itg work. Any thought would be appreciated.
This code is almost verbatem from the jQ api submit() page (http://api.jquery.com/submit/). I cannot get it to work. What it suppose to do is display an alert and not do a submit.
I would REALLY appreciate it if someone could point out what I'm doing wrong:
I have a application that uses jquery-1.6.4.js and jquery-ui-1.8.14.custom.min.js. A call is made by a js file that works if I break on the call and single step using firebug but when run w/o the single step the call to the php in the server never seems to occure. IE doesn't seem to have this problem. Any suggestions as to why and how to fix would be greatly appreciated.
Hello all. I've been using src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js" as the source for the jquery lib. is there a similar (ie "latest") link for the UI lib?