David Mintz wrote:
I am wondering what you guys are doing to detect whether your PHP
script is being called via AJAX or --- "regular?" (Do we have a
retronym for that in this brave new Web 2.0 world?).
FWIW, we're using a variant of the isAjax, passing different values to
tell the framework to handle it in different ways.
For instance, one kind of AJAX call is a direct update of a single
column in a single row of a table, with no response necessary, so this
gets its own type of parameter. The universal dispatcher catches it and
processes it directly and exits w/o sending anything back.
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