That's exactly what I was looking for Ray. So the $.ajaxSetup() method handles the errors and redirects expired session. I knew there was a way to do this outside of my ajax requests but wasn't sure if I needed to create a proxy method or otherwise. Also, I noticed that you are expecting a string "SessionTimeout" which is exactly what I am doing, just not in the same place (hence asking for some advice since I am duplicating this all over the place). So this leaves me with another thought about passing the error back to the client. If a ColdFusion error occurs, I would really like to have a structure to work with but how would you identify that it indeed is a server error? I would want an indicator and a structure at the same time....or maybe you can advise this as well?
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