Hi John,
>Oh - sorry about that, something like this:
>
>$.ajaxTimeout( 5000 );
>
>$.ajax({
> url: "doesnotexist.html",
> error: function( req, msg ) {
> if ( msg == "timeout" )
> alert( "Connection to server lost." );
> }
>});
>
>
thank you, but it's not working for me. Maybe I am misinterpreting
something... I load the page in my browser, disconnect from network,
start an ajax-request and wait for 5000 milliseconds. What happens is
that $.ajaxStop is correctly called, but none of the others (complete,
success, error). If I choose "doesnotexist.html" as a url, like in your
example, the error-Handler is called, but with a value of "error"
instead of "timeout".
>I'm realizing now that I pass the message in to the second argument -
>it should be the first. I'll change that in a later version, but it's
>nothing major. Hope that helps.
>
>
Almost :-)
Cheers, Arash
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