I don't usually actually ask for help, but when I do, believe me I did my research well and found nothing.
Lets make it simple, but relevant.I have a form. Part of it goes like this:
<div class="list-model">
<div class="connected"><?=$items['connected']?></div>
<div class="items"><?=$items['items']?></div>
</div>
When somebody clicks an input
, i want to move it to another div
.
I use jQuery
for that:
$(".list-model").delegate(".item input", "change", function()
{
listModel = $(this).closest(".list-model");
item = $(this).closest(".item");
insertTo = $(this).is(":checked") ? "connected" : "items";
insertTo = listModel.find("."+insertTo);
$(insertTo).append(item);
});
The jQuery
works like magic, .item
moves back and forth.
BUT
Once I "touch" the actual input
, it won't POST
!
It won't show in Chrome's Developer Tools under Form Data
, nor on the server side.
Well... Of course it was my bad.
I'm using an ultra-old framework, in which the
form
element is "stuck" inside atable
element, after<table>
but before<tr>
.I took the
<form>
outside the<table>
, so the<form>
would wrap the<table>
properly, and it worked just fine.