[jQuery] Subscribe form / ajax / jQuery ?
FYI - I've found the problem, I was using
var addy = $('EmailSubscribe').val();
instead of
var addy = $('input#EmailSubscribe').val();
Now to integrate it with an existing design!
Thanks everyone.
Luc Pestille
Web Designer
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Subscribe form / ajax / jQuery ?
I'm nearly there, but when I .load() my processing script (.asp), doing;
response.write request("EmailSubscribe")
(EmailSubscribe is the name of the input and the name of it's id)
Writes out "[object Object]" - any idea what I'm doing wrong, or what I
need to do to get the value of my form back out?
Thanks,
Luc Pestille
Web Designer
e: luc.pestille@in2.co.uk
t: +44 (0)1628 899 700
f: +44 (0)1628 899 701
-----Original Message-----
Thanks, I'd missed that - couple of questions though;
1) What does .load() require on the other end to get the values out? Do
I need request.form() (or equivalent), or is it passed on a
.querystring?
2) Does jQuery continue to do things after the .load(), or does it wait
for that item to actually load and complete before it will carry on with
anything below it in the script?
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