I just discovered that my form isn't submitting when i give the submit element the name="submit" attribute. When I change the the name to something else, it works perfectly!
I am using parsley.remote.min.js * Version 2.0.3 - built Mon Jul 21 2014 11:58:33
Sorry I cannot provide code right now, I just wanted to throw that out there. Is it possibly I am doing something wrong?
When you name a form element "submit", you inadvertently override the form's submit
method with an input object. For example, with this:
<form id="testForm">
<input type="text" name="testInput" />
</form>
You can now access the input element by name through a property on the form object:
var testInput = document.getElementById('testForm').testInput;
Forms have a submit()
method you can call programmatically (which is the same one invoked by clicking a button or input of "submit" type):
document.getElementById('testForm').submit();
Perhaps now you can see the problem by naming a form element "submit" -- you're taking away the form's ability to be submitted because submit()
no longer exists -- it's been redefined as a property that returns a reference to your submit button.
More explanation is available here:
- Why Form Elements should not be named submit?