JQuery AJAX form submission not working?

Your code works fine if html is setup right. Here's my test html (with php), so you can compare to your own.

Your code works fine if html is setup right. Here's my test html (with php), so you can compare to your own. " .

Print_r($_POST, true) . ""); }? > ajax submit test.

Turned out to be something really stupid - the jQuery library code wasn't being included. It was in a PHP conditional that was false on the page I was testing with... D'oh! – DisgruntledGoat Apr 27 '10 at 17:01.

If you have your html set up so that the form works all on its own, then it will act just as a normal form without the jquery. So take out the action attribute from the html, and change your jquery to: url: your-submit-file. Php, If that doesn't work, try: jQuery(document).

Ready( function($) { var $form = $('#default_contact'); $form. Submit( function(event) { $. Ajax({ type: 'POST', url: your-submit-file.

Php, data: $form.serialize(), success: function( response ) { console. Log( response ); } }); event. PreventDefault; return false; }); Also, have you tried jQuery's $.post()?

It's much easier to use...

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