Daemach, I spoke to Rob last night and he said he was going to work on allowing you to return XML from AjaxCFC. If this resolves your issue, then I think it'd be a better solution than patching the taconite plugin. This really seems isolated to AjaxCFC.
Let me know what you think. Rey Daemach wrote: > Well, after working with this I've found that this method is not going to > work for me. The way AjaxCFC works currently I can't override the text/html > MIME type so Taconite never gets triggered. Would it be possible to add a > property such as $.taconite.interceptAjax = false; (similar to > $.taconite.debug = true;) then let me pass my taconite block in my ajax > callback using something like $.taconite(taconitexml)? > > > malsup wrote: >>> I noticed that Taconite intercepts ALL server calls at the moment - I'm >>> using an outstanding ajax plugin for Cold Fusion called ajaxCFC and I'm >>> wondering how they will play together. Is there a way to bypass Taconite >>> on >>> certain calls? >> Hi Daemach, >> >> Taconite intercepts every call only so that it can peak at the >> response. If the response is an XML document and the root node is >> named 'taconite' then Taconite will process it as a command doc. In >> every other case normal ajax processing occurs. In fact, even in the >> case of a Taconite command doc normal ajax processing occurs >> (callbacks are fired, etc). You can freely mix and match Taconite and >> non-Taconite calls. >> >> Mike >> >> _______________________________________________ >> jQuery mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://jquery.com/discuss/ >> >> > _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
