Prototype.js formElmt.request() and non-valid HTML
Handy and pretty $('myform').request() can be easily broken if you have really broken HTML. For example:
<table> <form id="myform"> <input /> <input /> <tr><td></td></tr> </table></form>
$('myform').serialize() will return empty string for such html. As a result you’ll have ajax request with no parameters, obviously not what you’ve expected. Fix html and everything will work.
Tags: html, javascript, prototype.js
