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    <p>I have the following javascript code using jquery 1.9.1:</p> <pre><code>(function ($) { $(function () { eventTracking(); }); function eventTracking() { $("[data-formtracking]").bind('submit', function (e) { e.preventDefault(); var eventName = $(this).data("formtracking"); rt.trackEvent(eventName); $(this).unbind('submit').submit(); }); }})(jQuery); </code></pre> <p>Now, when I submit the form, it should make an update to a database, and then follow the action that is on the form, and basically redirect us to the other page.</p> <p>In Chrome/IE the rt.trackEvent successfully fires and I get redirected to the other site. In Firefox, I get redirected to the other site, but no database entry. </p> <p>If I add console.log between each statement, I can see that it is hits all of the log statements.</p> <p>So at this point....I'm baffled. I've tried switching from bind to on/off. I've tried: $('input[type=submit]', this).click() based on a passing comment on another stackoverflow page.</p> <p>A few notes: * rt is in an external file. I've checked and it does exist * If I remove the unbind.submit, then the rt.trackEvent works correctly, except the page doesn't redirect (obviously). * I've change the unbind.submit() to other variations, but then I have to click the button twice before it submits.</p> <p>Thoughts?</p> <p><strong>Updated</strong></p> <p>The reason for the e.preventDefault() and later submission is that the form submission was happening too quickly. The page would redirect before rt.trackEvent would work properly. So I needed to slow the method down by adding a setTimeout($(this).unbind('submit').submit(), 2000); </p> <p>I removed this to simplify the code, but in hindset it is pretty essential for the working of the code.</p> <p><strong>Updated 2</strong> Here is the json that is being called:</p> <pre><code> options = $.extend({ success: $.noop, error: $.noop, urlBuilder: getNoCookieRequestURL, eventName: null }, options); options.url = options.urlBuilder(options.url, options.siteId, options.eventName); $.getJSON(options.url, function (jsonp) { options.success(jsonp); }).fail(function () { options.error(); }); </code></pre> <p><strong>Updated 3</strong></p> <p>Change getJson to:</p> <pre><code> options = $.extend({ success: $.noop, error: $.noop, urlBuilder: getNoCookieRequestURL, eventName: null }, options); options.url = options.urlBuilder(options.url, options.siteId, options.eventName); $.ajax({ url: options.url, dataType: 'json', async: false, success: function (jsonp) { options.success(jsonp); }, error: function() { options.error(); } }); </code></pre> <p>I still seem to be having the speed issue. Code works when I step through it in Chrome, but database doesn't get updated properly when I just run it.</p>
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    1. COYou could surely just do `this.submit()` in order to bypass the jQuery handler. I have no idea about the cross-browser differences, though: that seems inexplicable.
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