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Originally Posted by q1h
Thanks for your reply. I tried using .serialize, but it broke my PHP somehow. And using success:function(html){ $("#results").html(html); } isn't calling the PHP output. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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- Please define how it broke your php, because
serialize does the same thing your doing with the longer version of your code -
- the results only return on success, so perhaps it's failing. I've always found the php is kind of stingy on providing error messages, make sure you put in some type of echo on your php page that will fire some info on success or fail, maybe that will help.
also Id put in a temp alert or console.log to see how the datastring is actually coming out