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6 years ago
I want to post my entire form, do I need to specify each field or should
this work?
- $( document ).on("click", "#register-submit" , function() {
- $.post( "register-process.php", {}).done(function() {
- alert( "Registration Complete");
- });
- })
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
- $.post( "register-process.php", $("form").serialize() ).done(function() {
Or whatever selector you need
instead of "form".
JΛ̊KE
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
You can use the serialize function
to send the form data through:
- $(document).on('click', '#register-submit' , function() {
- $.post('register-process.php', $('form').serialize()).done(function() {
- alert( "Registration Complete");
- });
- });
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
Because it fails? Do you get any errors when you check the developer tools?
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
And note that using alert()
for debugging is always a bad idea. Use console.log(). alert()
will interfere with asynchronous operations, such as ... $.post()
...
(It will work inside of a $.post() callback as you
have used it - IF it is the only asynchronous callback you have going
simultaneously! And, so, we get back to "the code you haven't
shown us".)
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
Here is my code, how can I get my register-process.php page to display
in my container div?
that might tell me what's wrong.
- $( document ).on("click", "#register-submit" , function() {
- event.preventDefault();
- $.post( "register-process.php", $( "#registration" ).serialize() )
- .done(function() {
- $( ".container" ).html( 'Response');
- })
- .fail(function() {
- alert( "error" );
- })
- })
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Re: AJAX POST
6 years ago
- $( document ).on("click", "#register-submit" , function( event ) { // you need event as a parameter
- event.preventDefault();
- $.post( "register-process.php", $( "#registration" ).serialize() )
- .done(function() {
- $( ".container" ).html( 'Response');
- })
- .fail(function() {
- alert( "error" );
- })
- })
As far as the rest, you need to have current version of jQuery.
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