i have a validation.js file
var name = $(\"#name\");
$.ajax({
type: \"get\",
url: \"test.jsp\",
data: \"n
msg
appears to be a document object, rather than a string containing the appropriate name. It seems to me that you want $('#response').text($(msg).find('h1').text());
You will need to pass the value or the text of the #name object. Like this:
var name = $("#name").val();
var name = $("#name").text();
The good-old IE expects to redirect somewhere when you use an anchor tag. If you have something like the following:
<a href="javascript: submit()">Submit</a>
IE will show you blank page with [Object object]
when using JSON, even if submit()
uses ajax.
You can use onClick instead or javascript:void sumbit()
like this:
<a id="btn-submit">Submit</a>
<script>
$(document).on('click', '#btn-submit', function(event){
event.preventDefault();
submit();
});
</script>
I didn't test the void solution but a coworker of mine says that's the one he uses.
looks like msg
isn't what you expect. I think you want msg.responseText
The reason you see [object Object] is because msg
is of type object and you pass it into .html
which will convert it to a string. And thus the html is filled with the string representation of object which in this case is "[object Object]"