ajax response

ajax_sms

function send2() {		
			/* Verify the nonce */
			//check_ajax_referer( 'sms-nonce' );
			
			/* Get post data */
			if ( !isset( $_POST['ajax_form_data'] ) ) die("-1");
			parse_str( $_POST['ajax_form_data'], $form_data );
			
			/* Get the form fields */
			$to			= sanitize_text_field( $form_data['smsTo'] );
			$from 		= sanitize_text_field( $form_data['smsFrom'] );
			$subject 	= sanitize_text_field( $form_data['smsSubject'] );
			$message 	= sanitize_text_field( $form_data['smsMessage'] );
			
			$error_response = $success_response = new WP_Ajax_Response();
			$errors = new WP_Error();
			
			/* Check required fields */
			if ( empty( $to ) ) 
				$errors->add( 'smsTto', 'Please enter a user(s) email.' );
			
			if ( empty( $from ) ) 
				$errors->add( 'smsFrom', 'You must enter a from address.' );
				
			if ( empty( $subject ) ) 
				$errors->add( 'smsSubject', 'Please enter a subject line.' );
				
			if ( empty( $message ) ) 
				$errors->add( 'smsMessage', 'Please enter a message.' );
			
			/* If required fields aren't filled out, send response */
			if ( count ( $errors->get_error_codes() ) > 0 ) {
				$error_response->add(array(
						'what' => 'errors',
						'id' => $errors
				));
				$error_response->send();
				exit;
			}
			
			/* Do e-mail address validation */
			if ( !is_email( $from ) ) {
				$errors->add( 'smsFrom', 'E-mail address is invalid.' );
			}
			
			/* If any further errors, send response */
			if ( count ( $errors->get_error_codes() ) > 0 ) {
				$error_response->add(array(
						'what' => 'errors',
						'id' => $errors
				));
				$error_response->send();
				exit;
			}
			
			$message	= wordwrap( $message, 150 );
			$headers	= 'From: ' . $_POST['from'] . "\r\n" .
				'Reply-To: ' . $_POST['from'] . "\r\n" .
				'X-Mailer: PHP/';
				
			wp_mail( sanitize_email( $to ), $subject, $message, $headers );
			
			//Send back a response
			$success_response->add(array(
						'what' => 'object',
						'data' => 'Message send successful.'
			));
			$success_response->send();		
			exit;			
		}

a is undefined
[Break On This Error] (function(a,b){function cu(a){return f...oveEvent(a,h,s.handle),g=null,delete
jquery...r=1.6.4 (line 2)

If you can, switch to the unminified version of jQuery for development ... that will give you better error messages.

I have SCRIPT_DEBUG defined.. Is there an unminifed definition?

object is undefined
[Break On This Error] length = object.length,
jquery.js?ver=1 (line 632)

I don't think WP comes with an unminified jQuery ... you might need to enqueue your own: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.6.4.js

OK, I see that error hold on ...

In your JavaScript, you use $.each a couple of times. When you use .each(), jQuery passes a reference to the collection you're iterating over into the function as the variable object. But $.each() isn't defining a collection ... so object won't be defined.

OK, scratch that ... just haven't see $.each() before ... but that's likely where your problem is.

If you can, set a breakpoint there in Firebug so you can step through and see what value the AJAX call is returning. I suspect that res.responses or res.errors are undefined and that's where your error's coming from.

Yeah, looks it's not defined. So I am assuming the function isn;t working proper..

The entire res object is undefined, or res.responses? If it's res itself, I'd double check the wpAjax.parseAjaxResponse function that's creating it. I usually work with data sent directly back and forth, so I can't help you with that method ...

this.data[0] is undefined
[Break On This Error] if ( this.data[0].firstChild == t...deType != 1 ) { // scalar error data
edit.p...age=sms (line 80)

which is now a wpAjax.parseAjaxResponse issues..