Ajax forms

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Ceg3xow

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The Doctor

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is there a form tag?

 

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Ceg3xow

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no, that's why I couldn't do it, I searched it the whole source code, I can send the page by PM if you want

 

The Doctor

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Ceg3xow said:

no, that's why I couldn't do it, I searched it the whole source code, I can send the page by PM if you want

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go ahead

 

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oops, I can't send PMs until I have 15 posts, lol
anyways, is there anyway to simulate me clicking on that submit button ?

 

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Xooor

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Could you not post the URL here so we can go check for ourselves. It seems unlikely that there is no form tag.

Otherwise, no you can't simulate clicking the button with server-side PHP code, you could do so by simulating a browser, but that just get's messy. What I would do is get HTTP request logger (there are a lot of addons for firefox that do so) and then log all your HTTP requests.

And from there you should be able to determine, which URL the data is sent to and how.

 

xenon2010

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get rid of the jquery codes. all you need basic javascript function which collects all the data from the text fields you will be able to select them using their ids. then post the collected data using "ajax" function. data will be posted to another page and then you just return the outputted data to the <div> element or whatever element you want.