What I do is return the text "###timeout###" when an Ajax request
results in a session timeout, instead of redirecting to
app.timeout. In my Javascript Ajax response handler I look for
that string in transport.responseText and if I find it I set
window.location to the app.timeout url, which redirects to top
level page to the right place.
That answers the second part well, but how do you first know it is
an Ajax request? By setting an extra header?
If it's fusebox, I always prefix my Ajax fusebox actions with ajax_,
so I just look for that. Otherwise, depending on the framework you
are using (prototype, jquery, etc.), it may already set a header for
you. If you are rolling your own, add a header in the request.
Regards,
Aparajita
www.aparajitaworld.com
"If you dare to fail, you are bound to succeed."
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