And just to avoid a loop of a recent thread, transport here refers to
*whatever* you call the argument when you create the callback function:
onComplete: function(t){
alert(t.responseText);
}
onComplete: function(joeBob){
alert(joeBob.responseText);
}
Walter
On May 19, 2008, at 8:46 AM, jdalton wrote:
>
> You really dont need to use Ajax.Response, an instance of it is passed
> to your Ajax callbacks as the "transport" param.
>
>
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