You could define a callback for complete which checks the response matches your criteria. You can also use it to do any cleanup you need to do whether or not the request is successful.
On Jul 24, 2:34 am, "Ganeshji Marwaha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi friends, > > The $.ajax method takes callback functions for success, error... scenarios, > and calls them as and when required. > But, this success/error conditions are defined internally by jquery based on > the http status codes and such. > > It would be more useful if we could specify what determines success and > error condition (overriding the default of jquery). > This way, application specific error conditions can be handled more > gracefully. > > I found that mootools allows us to specify such a condition, and wasn't able > to find an equivalent in jquery. Is there any obvious way that i am missing? > > At present, i am using the global ajaxSuccess callback handler to simulate a > similar feature for my app, but thought it would be cool if the feature was > available in the core itself. > > Thoughts? > > -GTG
