Ick, don't check the content. That's very ugly. You could always return JSON objects that include status information, or better yet, use HTTP status codes.
I'll provide an example in a new thread. --Erik On 9/18/07, dougXN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > We have a website that requires login. When we go to the site, if the > login has expired we get a screen that logs us in, then redirects us > to our initial request. > > The problem is that if the request is a jquery/ajax .load(...., > 'mydiv'), it does not go into the div it justs loaded the whole bloody > page into the window, thus ruining the page setup. > > I think the answer is to check the returning page source and then > either reload the page or continue depending if I am logged on or not. > > Anyone have any ideas how to accomplish this in a jquery sort of way? > > thanks > dn > >
