Hi guys, I am having a problem in Prototypejs AJAX, I am triggering the AJAX call and in the option i am using like the folowing code:
[HTML]new Ajax.Request(co nnection.url, {
method: (connection.met hod ? connection.meth od : 'post'),
on404: function(reques t){
alert("File Not Found Exception Occured ");
this.connection s.waitPop();
this.isProcessi ng = false;
this.processNex t();
}.bind(this),
onSuccess: function(transp ort) {
(connection.onS uccessHandler ? connection.onSu ccessHandler(tr ansport) : {});
}.bind(this),
onException: function(reques t,exception){
alert("Exceptio n Occured "+exception.mes sage);
this.connection s.waitPop();
this.isProcessi ng = false;
this.processNex t();
}.bind(this),
onComplete: function(){
alert("OnComple te");
this.connection s.waitPop();
this.isProcessi ng = false;
this.processNex t();
}.bind(this)
});[/HTML]
handler on404: has high priority. I made the AJAX call with URL which is not over there. The Exception handler onException is working but on404: is not working. Has anyone tried like this before.
Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan
5  2786  acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Why not use onFailure? For more information on callbacks, see this page.
Hi Acoder, onFailure doesn't works for the FileNotFound Error. The hadler code in onException gets executed when I included my code with the onFailure case. Then I commented the onException handler and once again tried running my code. the thing is it is not working well. The onfailure handler is not invoked. Any suggestions
Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan
acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
onFailure won't be invoked if on404 is invoked. Is there an error?
See I am having the three handler altogether on404, onFailure, onException. I am giving an incorrect URL in the Ajax request. It's only invoking the onException Handler. Then I commented the onException handler and tried with the other two I got nothing. None of the handler is invoked. I placed on404 handler alone and tried with variable parameter type and then onFailur handler alone with variable parameter type. Nothing got invoked i don't know why. Any suggestions.
Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan
acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Make a simple function that just alerts the status or something and attach that to on404 instead just to test.
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