$("form") would fetch all <form> elements in the page, you need the clicked button parent form: $(this).parent('form'):
var dataString = $(this).parent('form').serialize();
aularon
2010-09-04 12:55:52
+1
A:
I've tried that .... I see what you mean.. but now the string is empty... I tried .parent().parent('form')... as well... same results :(
Jacek Dominiak
2010-09-04 13:26:16
It's probably due to that you are putting a `<form>` tag surrounding the `<td>`, try inspecting the output (after it's rendered by the browser), probably the browser didn't like that, cuz this is not a valid place for a `<form>` element. my firefox didn't like it, it closes the `<form>` tag right before the next `<td>`: http://jsfiddle.net/yUERz/
aularon
2010-09-04 13:35:08