On 19 October 2011 18:08, Norbert Hartl norbert@hartl.name wrote:

Maybe I'm just too tired to get it straight. I have

html form with: [        html submitButton                onClick: (html jQuery ajax serializeForm );                with: 'foo' ]

and if I click the button I get the ajax request and afterwards the page is loaded.

What could I've forgotten?

html form with: [        html submitButton                onClick: (html jQuery ajax serializeForm**; return: false**);                with: 'foo' ]

Otherwise the #submitButton is triggered.

Lukas

thanks,

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On 11-10-19 09:08 AM, Norbert Hartl wrote:

html form with: [ html submitButton onClick: (html jQuery ajax serializeForm ); with: 'foo' ]

Adding bePush would stop it from acting like a submit button, in the traditional sense, but still style it like one and the form would still be POSTed because of the jQuery you include. IS that what you have in mind?

html form with: [ html submitButton bePush; onClick: (html jQuery ajax serializeForm ); with: 'foo' ]

Hi Norbert, I resumed this old thread because I faced the same issue (i.e. the form posted twice).

Lukas' solution is right, but if we change the submit button with an anchor we can avoid the double submission and I think it is more clear than "return false"

Here is my example:

html form with: [ html anchor onClick:(html jQuery ajax serializeForm); with: 'foo' ]

Dave

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