I don't use CFAjax (or any other Ajax framework), but I do have a
stock library of Javascript functions I use to help with Ajax and DOM.
This library implements methods like httpGet and httpPost where I pass
a URL - I have a line in each that's commented out that I'll uncomment
to debug that looks something like this:
function httpGet(url, callbackReference) {
//uncomment next line to debug
//document.location.replace(url)
/* do the actual get */
}
That way, I can just uncomment a line in ajax.js and I'll be
redirected to the offending method.
Also, I typically write a CFCUnit test harness that uses <cfhttp> to
emulate Ajax calls so that I can test functionality w/o bothering with
the Javascript layer.
Man, Ajax is just a pain in the ass, I can't wait for Flex 2.0 to ship.
-Joe
On 2/13/06, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andy Matthews wrote:
> > There's been a discussion recently about error handling in CFAJAX. Arjun,
> > the developer, is rewriting some or all of the codebase and this is one of
> > the biggest additions.
>
> I guess now that I'm playing with ajax I'll get on the cfajax list ;)
>
> Thanks all
>
> Rick
>
>
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