Closed pvernaglia closed 4 years ago
@pvernaglia please try to format the code so it's more easily readable if you want people to try and help you out :)
You can surround the code with triple backticks and it will format it in a pretty code block (also you can specify the language for colorization).
$(".msf:first").multiStepForm({
activeIndex: 0,
allowClickNavigation: true,
allowUnvalidatedStep: false,
hideBackButton: false,
validate: {
submitHandler: function (form) {
jQuery.ajax({
url: form.action,
data: $(form).serialize(),
type: form.method,
success: function (response) {
$('.results').replaceWith(response);
}
});
return false;
}
}
});
As for the submitHandler, I tried finding where the problem was and found out that the actual version of this library does not seem to use this setting anymore. It was removed here where a function was created to avoid code duplication and validate specific views.
As to why it was removed, I can't tell for sure at the moment, maybe @mgildea could lighten us up on this one :)
Hi, I'm trying to submit a form with ajax after validation, I've tried doing this:
$(".msf:first").multiStepForm({ activeIndex : 0, allowClickNavigation : true,
allowUnvalidatedStep : false,
hideBackButton : false, validate : { submitHandler: function(form) { jQuery.ajax({ url: form.action, data: $(form).serialize(), type: form.method, success: function(response) { $('.results').replaceWith(response); } }); return false; } }
});
But it doesn't appear that submitHandler is doing anything. Is this correct way to implement this or does anyone have an example how to use this with ajax calls. thanks