Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Ajax status

2006-02-22 Thread Tom Davies
In my case, I will send a 302, and set the response text to the url for login. Then, in javascript if the response is a 302 I can just generically redirect. For example, in the controller: render :text => login_url, :status => 302 In the view, I add a failure directive into the link_to_remove l

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Ajax status

2006-02-21 Thread Jeremy Kitchen
On Tuesday 21 February 2006 14:36, Grzesiek Slusarek wrote: > Hello All. I'm making ajax call to some url but to connect and > get data from that url first I check session for user which using > AJAX. If session is expired I redirect Ajax call to other url. > That url return form to login. There is

[Rails-spinoffs] Ajax status

2006-02-21 Thread Grzesiek Slusarek
Hello All. I'm making ajax call to some url but to connect and get data from that url first I check session for user which using AJAX. If session is expired I redirect Ajax call to other url. That url return form to login. There is one problem - I check in function onResponse(OriginalRequest) O