javascript,jquery,html,ajax,forms
If the user types fast, then you can end up with multiple animations in process at the same time and the .hide() which is not an animation will go in the wrong sequence, potentially ending up with the wrong display. The animations queue in order, the .hide() does not so...
You would want multiple deferred objects to pass them into $.when(). I believe you're looking for something like this: var d1 = new $.Deferred(); var d2 = new $.Deferred(); var d3 = new $.Deferred(); $.when(d1, d2, d3).then(function() { // perform your animations here }); $(img1).load(function() { d1.resolve(); } $(img2).load(function() {...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,json
Make sure the JSON contains an array Add headers use getJSON Like this: PHP $data = array(); while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { $data[] = $row; } header("content-type: application/json"); echo json_encode($data); JS: $(function() { // when page has loaded var tId = setInterval(function() { // save the tId to allow...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,button
You are binding your event handlers when the page opens / the DOM is ready, on $(document).ready(). Then you add new items using ajax but the links in these items will not have your event handlers bound to them. You can use event delegation to make sure that the events...
javascript,php,jquery,html,ajax
I testing your code in my pc and it worked. But after change this echo "<div id = 'output'>"; into this echo "<div id = 'output'></div>";, the output only show inside div block and everything after the div gets not replaced. If you want something similar to onload, just use...
javascript,ajax,regex,file-handling
Use str.split() https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/split So first we need to split on the newline \n character to get all of the lines. Then for each line, we split on the comma , character to get each of the three substrings, as you say. Here is a verbose but simple way to do...
asp.net,ajax,webforms,updatepanel
I have just tested your code and seems to be working with some test modifications: ASPX <asp:UpdatePanel ID="UP_Panel" runat="server" UpdateMode="Conditional"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:DropDownList ID="ddlSwitch" runat="server" Width="250px" AutoPostback="true" OnSelectedIndexChanged="ddlSwitch_SelectedIndexChanged"> <asp:ListItem Value="continent" Text="Continent"></asp:ListItem> <asp:ListItem Value="region" Text="Region"></asp:ListItem> <asp:ListItem Value="country"...
Here is a basic example, it uses YQL to bypass CORS var pre = document.getElementById('out'), oReq = new XMLHttpRequest(), url = 'http://open.api.ebay.com/shopping?version=581&appid=EBAYU91VTR1SQ8H917BC11O3BW8U4J&action=getResults&callname=FindItemsAdvanced&QueryKeywords=Aston+Martin+V12+Vanquish&categoryId=220', yql = 'http://query.yahooapis.com/v1/public/yql?q=' + encodeURIComponent('select * from xml where url="' + url + '"') + '&format=xml&callback'; function updateProgress(oEvent) { if...
Because of it's scope, your codeAddress javascript function is not visible for outer caller myLoop, as it is enclosed within myFunction, therefore you get the codeAddress is not defined. Try to rewrite your code similar to this (I have not tested, so it might not work right away, but you...
It sounds like your computer is not handling multiple connections. I have found a similar question on superuser.stackexchange - XAMPP apache not handling multiple requests His solution is: Starting and stopping the session every time I want to write to the session works though. Without him supplying any code, I...
javascript,php,jquery,html,ajax
You can achieve this by disabling the buttons before you make the AJAX request, and then enabling them again in the complete handler of the request. Try this: var onSubmit = function(e) { var txtbox = $('#txt').val(); var hiddenTxt = $('#hidden').val(); $('.botleftbtn, .botrightbtn').prop('disabled', true); // < disable the buttons $.ajax({...
javascript,ajax,http,meteor,facebook-javascript-sdk
Don't pass a callback to get the HTTP to return. You're also able to pass off URL parameters quite easily: var result = HTTP.call("GET", "https://graph.facebook.com/me", { params: { access_token : Meteor.user().services.facebook.accessToken, fields : "likes.limit(5){events{picture,cover,place,name,attending_count}}" } }); console.log(result); ...
javascript,ajax,angularjs,express
In Angular this can be solved with an interceptor. See Angular-loading-bar as example.
You can use the subscribe method of an observable: vm.currentTab.subscribe(function(newValue) { //currentTab has just changed value, to newValue //You can fire your Ajax call here. }); ...
I am not sure by your question if you want to add it to the db on the selection... that would require a simple but different code. This will accomplish what you are asking. You do not need a form... just the selection boxes. If you notice I encased each...
Assuming your scripts are loaded in your header, then you don't need to reload them with .getScript. That would just keep adding them into the page again for every link you click! Your main function looks mostly correct - although it seems to be missing the first line - but...
Your needs use enctype='multipart/form-data'. <form id="business-form" enctype='multipart/form-data'> </form> ...
c#,.net,ajax,web-services,rest
Possibly the mistake in this line var data = '{ "c:":{"Id": "1", "Name": "myname"}'; should be var data = '{ "c":{"Id": "1", "Name": "myname"}'; ...
This is what you are looking for I believe. $( document ).ajaxSend(function( event, jqxhr, settings ) { if ( settings.url == "someURL" ) { jqxhr.setRequestHeader(key,value); } }); ...
jquery,ajax,json,laravel,laravel-5
Use this as your code: e.preventDefault(); var mydata = new FormData($('#my_form')[0]); $.ajax({ type: 'POST', cache: false, dataType: 'JSON', url: 'tasks', data: mydata, processData: false, contentType: flase success: function(data) { console.log(data); }, }); Note that this doesn't work on some older browsers such as IE 9 or older so you might...
c#,asp.net,ajax,json,asp.net-mvc
The issue is with the way your JSON object is defined. It should have the single quotes for the prop names like this: {'org': 'string1', 'cat': 'string2', 'fileName': 'string3'} ...
javascript,jquery,ajax,mustache
Why not call componentLoaded() inside the success function? function renderComponent() { // Get Data return $.ajax('JSON/testData.json',{ dataType: 'json', success: function(data) { if(template != null) { for(var i = 0; i < data.blocks.length; i++) { renderTemplate(template, data.blocks[i], $('#container')); } componentLoaded(); } else { console.error('Error: Template failed to load'); } // or...
Trigger the click event like this: $('._repLikeMore').trigger('click'); ...
Since you are performing an async request str will not be set until the ajax request is complete and success handler is invoked. Move param.html(str) inside the ajax success handler then it will update the text in the div. function updateChat(param) { var dataString = 'update=true'; var str = '';...
Here is my Solution var id = "1#2#3#4#5#"; var chkdId = id.slice(0, -1); console.log(chkdId); var arr = chkdId.split('#'); var checkedId = ''; var chkdLen = arr.length; // here is the array var arrayWithResults = []; for (var i = 0; i < chkdLen; i++) { checkedId = arr[i]; var checkedId...
You could use jQuery to check every few seconds if there is a new post (by using a get or ajax call). If there is a new post, you could append it to the table. That way the page won't have to refresh, and the person writing a post can...
I am getting the error that this is not valid in a static property. Indeed. In fact, in this case, it's a static method. A static member is one which is associated with the type, rather than with any instance of the type - so here, we could call...
Cool, you discovered hoisting. MDN explains it as good as anyone: Because variable declarations (and declarations in general) are processed before any code is executed, declaring a variable anywhere in the code is equivalent to declaring it at the top. This also means that a variable can appear to be...
You have omitted double quotes and concatenation here: data: { select: $('select[name="'+theName+'"]').val()}, ...
You're trying to output javascript from the php, without outputting it in your ajax callback, won't work. The easiest way to do what you want, is to return the string with your php, and handle the outputting to your javascript. something like : if($QueueCount == 1){ Echo "You already have...
I think it's more related to apache than ajax. Anyway - your RewriteRule is ^findcontents/([A-Za-z0-9-]+)/?$ and you post to the url '/findcontents'. Did you try to post to '/findcontents/asdf' ? Another option is to add ^findcontents$ to your rules. If none of these works for you please provide some more...
I would return a json string, with a flag for what type of content it is: if ($numLegs == 1) { echo json_encode(['type' => 'form', 'content' => $formData]); } else { echo json_encode(['type' => 'modal', 'content' => $modalContent]); } And then in your js: $.getJSON("ajax.php", { date: date, num: num...
javascript,jquery,arrays,ajax,asp.net-mvc
You just need to change var t = $(this).html(); to var t = $(this).text();
You are calling setTimeout(sndReq(), refreshDelay); which will execute sndReq() immediately because of the way you pass the function to setTimeout. Since your sndReq() is in your head, the HTML will not have fully loaded yet so you are receiving the selector error because the element doesn't exist (yet). You can...
php,ajax,wordpress,woocommerce
Try this: $args = array( 'post_type' => 'product', 'posts_per_page' => 100, 'product_cat' => 'beast-balls', 'orderby' => 'meta_value_num', 'meta_key' => '_price', 'order' => 'asc' ); ...
You can use afterDelete parameter (attribute) which exists in CButtonColumn class: 'class'=>'CButtonColumn', 'header'=>'Delete', 'template'=>'{delete}', 'afterDelete'=>'function(link,success,data){ if(success) { // if ajax call was successful !!! if(data == SUCCESS_TEXT) { // SUCCESS_TEXT the text which you output in your delete action on success window.location.reload(); } else { alert('Error! not deleted.'); } }...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,yii
You can do using ajax request but for multi text fields you need to write/array certificate_name[] instead of certificate_name. here is working & simple codes for you - Add More Button - <a class="btn btn-primary add-more" href="#">Add More</a> Add More Field JS Code - $('.add-more').live('click', function(){ var url_path = '';...
I would do slight mods to your current js and check whether it solves your prob: $("form[name='formAddProductGeneralInfo']").submit(function(e) { var currentli=$('.nav-tabs').find('li.active')//keep reference to your active li var currentContent=$('.tab-content').find('div.active');//reference to your current active content var inputData = new FormData($(this)[0]); $.ajax({ url: '{{ url('/admin/products/general') }}', type: 'POST', data: inputData, async: true, success: function(...
ajax,asp.net-mvc,asp.net-ajax,asp.net-mvc-partialview,ajax.beginform
You need to do custom ajax post without HTML helper in this case. Create a normal form : <form id="frmEdit" class="form"> @Html.AntiForgeryToken() <div class="container"> @Html.ValidationSummary(true) //.... rest form component <button id="btnSubmit" type="submit">Submit</button> </div> </form> and do post by jquery similar like this <script> $( "form" ).on( "submit", function( event )...
Don't use string matching for this task. Use HTTP response codes - that's what they're there for! The http_response_code function in PHP is designed for this exact purpose: <?php if ( /* error condition */ ) { http_response_code(400); // "Bad request" response code echo 'Invalid parameters'; } else { echo...
Here is the problem: data: $("form").serialize(), This code finds and serializes all form elements in DOM, not just the one you wanted. Quick fix: $(document).ready(function(){ $("form").submit(function(){ var str = $(this).serialize(); $.ajax({ type: "POST", url:"do.php", data: $(this).serialize(), // serialize only clicked form, not both }); return false; }); }); Note that...
ajax,jsf,jsf-2,jsf-2.2,wildfly
This is a bug in Mojarra. I've just reported it as issue 3968. For now, one work around is to pass them as EL method arguments instead. <h:form enctype="multipart/form-data"> <h:commandButton value="Submit" action="#{bean.action(true)}"> <f:ajax execute="@this" render="@this"/> </h:commandButton> </h:form> public void action(boolean myparam) { // ... } ...
javascript,html,ajax,html5,seo
There is only one real SEO issue at stake here: content accessibility. Some search engines don't execute Javascript as part of crawling and indexing. So if your content cannot be accessed with a URL defined in a sitemap without using Javascript, then such content will not be indexed and ranked....
I already post my answer in comments anyway I can think in 2 ways to try solving your issue: Add async: false, to your nested calls Try moving your div print out to the last (the second one) nested "success" call, but first verify all the calls are being executed...
I think you have to include it with the ' mark Like this : var userID = '@User.Identity.GetUserId()';...
You need this documentation from Django, I guess you are missing the CSRF Token in your POST data.
Your code correctly performs a GET request to inactivate the offer, however you do not "tell" Angular that the offer has been inactivated. What you need to do is remove the offer from the offers list $scope.offers once the offer is successfully inactivated (ie. when the inActivateOffer promise is resolved)....
javascript,jquery,ajax,json,ace-editor
JSON is JavaScript Object Notation, so this: [] or {} is JSON. I guess you only need: getCompletions: function(editor, session, pos, prefix, callback) { if (prefix.length === 0) { callback(null, []); return; } callback(null, wordList.map(function(ea) { return {name: ea.word, value: ea.word, meta: "optional text"} })); } $.getJSON will call the...
Your partial (currently named: _followup.html.erb in your example) should just be the code to produce a single row, Rails will iterate over it for you, and you should name it after the model it represents, ie. # app/views/assessments/_assessment.html.erb <%= assessment.name %> Then in your app/views/assessments/followups.html.erb view you'd use that partial...
You're using the wrong method to hide the element. Change this: $('#modal-container').modal('hide'); To this: $('#modal-container').hide(); Or if you want to completely remove it from the page, change it to this: $('#modal-container').remove(); ...
javascript,ajax,rest,sharepoint,office365
To me it just seems a bit light, visit this link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn769086.aspx on technet, and compare your upload function to this: // Add the file to the file collection in the Shared Documents folder. function addFileToFolder(arrayBuffer) { // Get the file name from the file input control on the page....
I don't know why and how angular produces the headers object, but the reason of this error is that the object has no hasOwnProperty() function, which is used by ng-repeat loop to avoid standard JS functions calls. What I managed to do is simple copying of the properties in a...
As the method is POST, just echo the $_POST value: print_r($_POST); Or, like in your example, but instead of parse_str use extract: extract($_POST); echo $name; echo $company; echo $email; echo $phone; echo $message; echo $signUp; And in your ajax function change success to: success: function( msg ) { console.log(msg); }...
javascript,jquery,ajax,phantomjs,casperjs
I would do something like this in include.js: (function(){ window._allAjaxRequestsHaveStopped = false; var interval; $(document).ajaxStop(function() { if (interval) { clearInterval(interval); interval = null; } interval = setTimeout(function(){ window._allAjaxRequestsHaveStopped = true; }, 500); }); $(document).ajaxStart(function() { if (interval) { clearInterval(interval); interval = null; } }); })(); This sets a (hopefully unique)...
function ajax(url,unused,id) { $.post(url,{select: $('input[name="select"]').val()}) .error(function(e){ alert(e); }) .success(function(d){ $("#"+id).text(d); }); } ...
javascript,jquery,ajax,json,servlets
$.post("../admin-login", { dataName:JSON.stringify({ username:uname, password:pass, }) }, function(data,status){ console.log("Data:"+data); answer = data; } ); becomes function getResult(data) { // do something with data // you can result = data here return data; } $.ajax({ url: "../admin-login", type: 'post', contentType: "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", data: { dataName:JSON.stringify({ username:uname, password:pass, }) }, success: function (data,...
Your script db_backup.php should output something in JSON format, echo something like this. echo json_encode(array('success')); OR You can change your code to this: <button id="btn">Backup</button> <script> $("document").ready(function(){ $("#btn").click(function(){ $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "backup/db_backup.php", success: function(data) { alert("success!!!"); } }); }); }); </script> ...
It looks like a typo : $(closevideobutton) doesn't point to anything. You may want to change var closevideobutton = '.hidevideo'; to var closevideobutton = '.btn-default, .close'; plunkr (I removed the ajax because of a problem with plunkr)...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,codeigniter
serialize method create a string output. to Make a POST call you need to use JSON object. $('#user').on('submit',function(event){ event.preventDefault(); var data=formToJSON('#user'); adddetails(data); }); function adddetails(data){ var url='http://localhost/projectname/index.php/users/adddat'; $("#output").load(url,data,function(response,status){ }); } function formToJSON( selector ) { var form = {}; $(selector).find(':input[name]:enabled').each( function() { var self = $(this); var name = self.attr('name');...
Try: $.ajax({ url: "functions.php", dataType: "JSON", data: {id: id}, type: 'POST', success: function(json){ for(var i=0;i<json.length;i++){ alert(json[i].fname); } } }); ...
javascript,jquery,ajax,datatables
Use the code below instead: table.row.add({ "college_abbrev": ca, "college_name": cn, "college_id": college_id }).draw(); You're getting "Requested unknown parameter" error because you're passing array of objects to row.add(), where you should pass simple object instead, see row.add() for more information. Also you don't need to construct a button in a call...
c#,jquery,ajax,asp.net-mvc,razor
error: function () { alert("EmptyResult returns."); debugger; $.post('@Url.Action("Delete2", "Customers")', { id: clickedId }); }, Result of a post does not refresh your page, so quick fix is to genrate an anchor with URL to controller action add id parameter and click on it or change window location with controller/action/clicked id....
If you want PHP to automatically recognize the data as array, you have to sent multiple parameters with the same name, each ending in []. For example: foo[]=1&foo[]=2 will be accessible in PHP as $_GET['foo'], returning the array array(1,2). More information can be found in Variables From External Sources and...
You can use this code for file uploading with ajax in pure javascript. Change this "#fileUploader" according to file field ID. var AjaxFileUploader = function () { this._file = null; var self = this; this.uploadFile = function (uploadUrl, file) { var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.onprogress = function (e) {...
javascript,jquery,ajax,spring-mvc,datatables
DataTables already sends parameters start and length in the request that you can use to calculate page number, see Server-side processing. If you still need to have the URL structure with the page number, you can use the code below: "ajax": { "data": function(){ var info = $('#propertyTable').DataTable().page.info(); $('#propertyTable').DataTable().ajax.url( "${contextPath}/admin/getNextPageData/"+(info.page...
Cookies are passed as HTTP headers, both in the request and in the response. When you do an ajax call and set a cookie, that cookie will only be available in the browser after a reload / redirect happens, and new headers are gotten from the server containing the newly...
javascript,jquery,ajax,wordpress,forms
Dont use one(it will fire ajax submit or button click only once) , use here var IsBusy to check user is not repeatedly pressing the form submit, Try below code, var isBusy = false; //first time, busy state is false $('#publish').on('click', function (e) { if(isBusy == true) return ; //if...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,mysqli
You have to add jquery js in your html code. you can use online jquery. <script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js"></script> <script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-migrate-1.2.1.min.js"></script> ...
I want the php file to pass the $add1 to the Javascript and then i want the javascript to return the var sum back to the php and the php to echo the $sum from the $POST. $sum from $_POST is actually echoed, but not shown in HTML page,...
You don't need to JSON.stringify the recipients. "recipients": JSON.stringify("[{'firstname':'a','lastname':'b','email':'c','voucheramount':'d'}]") Remove JSON.stringify form here and it should work. var postData = { "workplaceGiverId": $(".wpgDropdownList").val(), "fromMemberId": $(".wpgFromMemberDropdownList").val(), "toMemberId": $(".wpgToMemberDropdownList").val(), "voucherExpiryDate": $("#expiryDatePicker").val(), "recipients": [{'firstname':'a','lastname':'b','email':'c','voucheramount':'d'}] }; ...
As data is array of objects, use data[0].title: $('#myModalLabel').text('Review:' + data[0].title); // ^^^ ...
Change your function to a named function expression, then re-use the definition, like this: var submitFunction = function(event) { // stuff } $('input[type=text]').on('blur', submitFunction); $('input[type=submit]').on('click', submitFunction); Also, you don't need the middle argument to on() - you can just use the $ function to target the elements you want. This...
javascript,jquery,ajax,onclick
You need to wrap the input item.store_code with quotation marks; otherwise, it tries to treat it as a variable, not a string: html += '<div class="col-sm-3"><input type="button" onclick="noActivationCodeRegistration(\'' + item.store_code + '\');" value="This Is My Store" data-store-code="' + item.store_code + '"></div>'; Ideally, you would attach a click handler after giving...
Why are fields reset after ajax update with Primefaces This problem has 2 possible causes depending on the concrete functional requirement: It's because you didn't tell JSF to process the desired input values. Or, it's because you told JSF to also update the non-desired input values. The solution depends...
Found a working solution : Add a function in my global controller which check if session is still active and responds with "ok" if yes, "ko" if not. public function pingAction() { $securityContext = $this->container->get('security.context'); if ($securityContext->isGranted('IS_AUTHENTICATED_REMEMBERED') || $securityContext->isGranted('IS_AUTHENTICATED_FULLY')) { return new Response("ok"); } return new Response("ko"); } and i...
JavaScript's parseInt and parseFloat stop at the first invalid character, and they don't support commas, so parseInt("180,000") returns 180. To parse your numbers, you'll need to remove the commas: var hargaProduk = parseInt($("#harga_"+fuid).text().replace(/,/g, "")); // ------------------------------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ...and then add them back when displaying; if you search, you'll find solutions for...
asp.net,ajax,forms-authentication
HttpContext.Current.User returns an object of type IPrincipal, and IPrincipal.Identity returns an object of type IIdentity. HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name gives you the username HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated gives you the authentication status (boolean) Armed with that, you can look up other details in the database, possibly storing them in the Session....
javascript,jquery,ajax,angularjs,iis
Without seeing your server-side code it is difficult to say if that is a problem. The JS you have presented generally looks okay. You say that it runs without errors but fails to produce the expected results on the server. So I suggest you add the server-side code. Both cases...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,wordpress
Check this functions.php function buttonHide() { $posts_count = wp_count_posts()->publish; if ($posts_count <= 2) { $result['type'] = "success"; $result['status'] = 'hide' ; $result = json_encode($result); echo $result; die(); }else{ $result['type'] = "success"; $result['status'] = 'show' ; $result = json_encode($result); echo $result; die(); } die(); } add_action('wp_ajax_buttonHide', 'buttonHide'); add_action('wp_ajax_nopriv_buttonHide', 'buttonHide'); add_action( 'init',...
javascript,html,css,ajax,table
Tables have a built in property of "stretch to fit". Try putting the table in a div with the same max/min height and overflow properties....
With this AJAX form submission approach, you will not be able to upload file using ajax. If you don't like using a third-party plugin like dropzone.js or Jquery file upload, you can use XMLHttpRequest. An example below: $('#newcatform').on('submit', function(ev){ ev.preventDefault(); var forms = document.querySelector('form#newcatform'); var request = new XMLHttpRequest(); var...
you have not post data to test2!! <?php include('ajax.php'); echo "<select id = 'select' onchange = 'ajax(\"test2.php\",\"output\")'>"; echo "<option value = '1'> 1 </option>"; echo "<option value = '2'> 2 </option>"; echo "<option value = '3'> 3 </option>"; echo "</select>"; echo "<div id = 'output'/>"; ?> function ajax(url,id) { $.ajax({...
When sending json to a server, you should use the built-in JSON.stringify method to create json rather than creating it manually. $.ajax({ type: "Post", url: 'http://example.com/jambo', contentType: "application/json", data: JSON.stringify($('InputTextBox').val()), success: function (data) { alert("success"); }, error: function (msg) { var errmsg = JSON.stringify(msg); alert("message: " + errmsg); } });...
javascript,jquery,ajax,html5,send
You can "send" the input field value to main.js by passing the input field value as a parameter to a function in main.js. main.js: function mainjsfunction(inputFieldValue) { console.log(inputFieldValue); //do something with input field value } html: <form> <input class="inputField" type="text" required="required" pattern="[a-zA-Z]+" /> <input class="myButton" type="submit" value="Submit" /> </form> <script...
java,javascript,ajax,reverse-ajax
I think generally there can be 3 use cases: You want to display every single update to the user as soon as possible. If so, definitely go with Long Polling. Example: a chat. You don't need real time notifications and big delays are not a problem. In this case, Traditional...
You can use anonymus functions. For example: loader.load(str_model_url, (function (url,scale) { return function (object, i) { console.log( url ); console.log( scale ); }}) (str_model_url, 0.5) , onProgress , onError ); ...
If you're posting data directly to PHP, you'll have to use php://input and parse that; data given in JSON isn't form data, and wont auto-populate the request superglobals ($_GET, $_POST). $data = json_decode(file_get_contents("php://input")); Most frameworks do this transparently for you and populate a request object with data in it. You...
Here are two (of several) possibilities: PHP Option: Handle the NULL object to make it parseble ahead of time... if ($mydata==NULL) { $mydata = new stdClass(); } echo json_decode($mydata); JS Option: Try catching the error when parsing it on the client side. // Catch the error try { var data...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,parsley.js
Make sure this line: $('#remarks').parsley( 'addConstraint', { minlength: 5 }); is called before you check isValid()....
If the server has a response header of 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*' or something similar, it will return a response. In short, this has nothing to do with jQuery, and has everything to do with the server. In the case above, * is a wildcard representing all origins. But it could also...
c#,jquery,asp.net,ajax,asp.net-mvc
There is no way to make JavaScript AJAX queries to not follow redirects. (See How to prevent ajax requests to follow redirects using jQuery for more discussion). You should consider other options - i.e. returning JSON with "redirect location" would be more AJAX-friendly. return new JsonResult { JsonRequestBehavior = JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet,...
javascript,jquery,ajax,datepicker
Update Note on JSON. The default encoding will be url form encoded. If you want the request to send the data as JSON, you will need to add.. content-type: "application/json; charset=utf-8", also if you are returning JSON, you should add ... datatype : "json", Not sure which scripting language your...
The options added to the virtual select is not reflected. Either you can write the tr to DOM and then try binding the values OR return the updated data. http://jsfiddle.net/mn5b0hjg/2/ var bindDrpValues = function (control, valueList, setting) { for (var i = 0; i < valueList.length; i++) { var option...
I think your best option is to use the new File API in Javascript. Is has a lot of functions to read files from the file system. <input type="file" id="fileinput" multiple /> <script type="text/javascript"> function readMultipleFiles(evt) { //Retrieve all the files from the FileList object var files = evt.target.files; if...
javascript,php,jquery,ajax,forms
Don't use the same ID for the top and bottom forms. An id must be unique in a document -- see MDN Docs. Instead have two separate id's and reference them both in the one jQuery call when you are binding to the submit event: $('#newsletter_top, #newsletter_bottom').on('submit', function(e) { //...