dom - Form fields added via AJAX fail to load into the $_POST array -

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i've got plain , simple html form allows people order brochures. form first loads looking little this:

<script type="text/javascript">   var tablerown = 1; </script>   <form id="order" name="order" method="post" action="includes/ordercheck.php">     <input id="name" type="text" name="name" width="100" />     <table id="orderingtable">       <tr class="lastrow">         <td><div id="itemgroupdiv1">             <input type="text" class="disabled" name="itemgroup1" id="itemgroup1" />           </div></td>         <td><div id="itemcodediv1">             <input type="text" name="itemcode1" id="itemcode1" class="disabled" />           </div></td>         <td><div id="itemcodeversiondiv1">             <input type="text" class="disabledsmall" id="itemcodeversion1" name="itemcodeversion1" />           </div></td>       </tr>     </table>     <input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit"/>   </form>

then when user wants add new line table can click button fires following javascript function grab new table code via ajax , insert it.

function createitemline() { tablerown++;     $('tr.lastrow').attr('class', '');     $('#orderingtable').append('<tr class="lastrow"></tr>');     $.ajax({       url: "/orderingtable.php?rnumber=" + tablerown,       cache: false,       success: function(html){         $("tr.lastrow").append(html);         alert('loaded');       }     });  }

the ajax function runs off php script creates next line, rolling ids , names etc +1 number.

<td><div id="itemgroupdiv2"> <input type="text" class="disabled" name="itemgroup2" id="itemgroup2" /> </div></td> <td><div id="itemcodediv2"> <input type="text" name="itemcode2" id="itemcode2" class="disabled" /> </div></td> <td><div id="itemcodeversiondiv2"> <input type="text" class="disabledsmall" id="itemcodeversion2" name="itemcodeversion2" /> </div></td>

so far, nothing suprising? should pretty straight forward...

the problem when add new lines (in firefox , chrome) new lines ignored form submission process, , never passed through $_post array.

is known problem? i've not come across before...

thanks pointers, h

use jquery.trim(data) not pretty sure because can affect content of data. or see this one may u


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