Hi Rey Thanks for your response - after much trial and error I have worked out the following:
Turn off the default handler: $.AjaxCFCHelper.setUseDefaultErrorHandler(false); In the $.AjaxCFC() use error: $.AjaxCFC({ url: "/packages/ajax/primaryInvitee.cfc", method: "addInvitee", data: options, error: function(r){ alert('All FUBAR.'); }, success: function(r) { sDumper(r); } }); If for example the server goes down or you get a connection error this will display an alert. This error method seems to for if the server goes down (i.e. you get a connection error), the cfc has errors in it, or it doesn't exist. This is definitely worth documenting, as when this goes to production I don't want users getting the default error handler with the popup window. In fact (and I know you will get to it eventually) any documentation for the jQuery version would be awesome. I have thus far done all this work blind by trial and error! It seems to work in these scenarios I have tested, however this isnt an exhaustive list of possibilities. Duncan On 9/26/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Duncan, > > I'll take a look at it. While jQuery is included in AjaxCFC, most people > on this list don't code in CF so you may not get a quick reply. > > Rob Gonda and I will be setting up a support area http://ajaxcfc.com. > > Rey Bango... > > Duncan wrote: > > Can anyone help me out with overriding the default error handler in ajaxcfc? > > > > On 9/24/07, Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I am using the new ajaxcfc version in jquery and I want to know how to > >> override the default and write my own error handler. > >> > >> I am trying to catch a timeout. > >> > >> can anyone point me in the right direction? > >> > >> -- > >> Duncan I Loxton > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > > > > > -- Duncan I Loxton [EMAIL PROTECTED]