.post to .ajax

[azraelGG]

can anyone help me convert post to ajax

i want use beforesend option but its only avaliable in .ajax method

 

this is post i want edit

function ajaxDelete(id, tablica, tablica_col, trID){
 var current = $(trID).closest('tr');//.attr('id');
  if(confirm("Potvrdite brisanje")){
   $.post("ajax/ajaxDelete.php", {id: id, tablica: tablica, tablica_col: tablica_col }, function(data){

   });
   beforeSend: current.animate({'backgroundColor':'#fb6c6c'},300);
  }
};

 

and calling

<td><a class="deleteReccord" style="cursor:pointer;" onclick="ajaxDelete('.$stroj['stroj_ID'].', \'stroj\', \'stroj_ID\',this);">Obriši</a></td>

[Christian F.]

No need to use AJAX for this. Just return true or false from the function, depending whether or not you want the form to be submitted. You'll have to associate the function with the "onsubmit" handler for the form, and return the value returned from the function, in order to properly halt the submission of the form:

<form method="post" onsubmit="return confirmDelete()"....

 

You can also use the .preventDefault() method of the event.

[Jessica]

He's already using Ajax. He's asking how to switch from jquery's ".post" to ".ajax"

Which should be easy by reading the manual.

[stijn0713]

can anyone help me convert post to ajax

i want use beforesend option but its only avaliable in .ajax method

 

I think you meant you want to use post instead of ajax?

as you say, beforeSend is only available to .ajax(). Why would you use .post() then?

 

Anyway, i think there are only 2 options, either you use .ajax(), else you use ajaxSetup as it applies to all ajax requests:

$.ajaxSetup({

beforeSend: myFunc,

});

Edited January 21, 2013 by stijn0713

[Jessica]

I think you meant you want to use post instead of ajax?

as you say, beforeSend is only available to .ajax(). Why would you use .post() then?

 

Seriously??

 

This thread is like watching a Three Stooges sketch.

Or Abbott and Costello. 

[stijn0713]

Seriously??

 

This thread is like watching a Three Stooges sketch.

Or Abbott and Costello.

 

haha, now i realize my misinterpretation . Probably because the answer is too obvious. Anyway, i don't know the three stooges so can't laugh along with you...