Jquery Doesn't Submit A Form
Solution 1:
You have a field named submit
, this clobbers the submit
method of the form (with a reference to the DOM node for the field) that jQuery depends on in its own submit
method.
Rename it.
Solution 2:
I think you fire the submit event before the DOM is actually loaded, because if I try it, this code works:
$(document).ready(function(){
// Submit handler, to prove everything works fine
$('#umfrageForm').submit(function(){
alert('hi');
returnfalse;
});
// Fire the submit event
$('#umfrageForm').submit(); // alerts 'hi'
});
See: jsFiddle
Solution 3:
yes when you have input elements with the name "submit" you will find the $('#formID').submit() to not to behave as it is expected. Just replace the input field name (may be the submit button) to something more relevant.
I know this post is old one, just had the same problem for me and thought I should post my findings.
Solution 4:
I had once similar problem. Your code should work if you include Java-script file as you show. However, I suspect your code is a part of a bigger html-document. The problem arises when you download the body part of your html-document into another html-document without including Java-script-functions in sub-document (since they are included in the parent-document). Then it will not work. You have to include Java-script file also in sub-document.
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