I have two forms on a page (one is being grabbed by AJAX). I need them both to be posted, so I serialize the second one and send it in a post using jQuery before submitting the first one. However, only the first form appears to be getting posted. The odd thing is though, if I put an alert after the serialized post it works as expected. What exactly is my problem here?
$("#submit").livequery('click', function() {
var form = $("#second_form");
var action = form.attr("action");
var serialized_form = form.serialize();
$.post(action, serialized_form);
//alert('test');
$("#first_form").submit();
return false;
});
Is there any better way to post two forms and then redirect to a new page on a button press? I tried posting both of them using the method above and then using window.location to change pages but I had a similar problem.
Much thanks!
You might try submitting "first_form" in a callback from the post of "second_form". I believe that the submit of "first_form" is unloading the page which causes the second post to be aborted. Doing the post of "first_form" in the callback from "second_form" will ensure that the initial post is complete before the second post begins.
$("#submit").livequery('click', function() {
var form = $("#second_form");
var action = form.attr("action");
var serialized_form = form.serialize();
$.post(action, serialized_form, submit_first);
});
function submit_first(val) {
$("#first_form").submit();
}
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