On 11/23/2011 11:11 PM, Tamas Hegedus wrote: > Rolf, > > The success part is not missing. The callback function is there. The > data part is missing, I do not send any data to the server, but it seems > for me that it is not a problem. Javascript recognizes that the second > 'parameter' is the callback function. > My own AJAX experiences (without using any framework) were made a few years ago, but as far as I remember the callback function has to deal with the different states since it is an asynchronous process in order not to block the browser. My assumption was, that the 'success' keyword in the jQuery API would simplify this and the callback function would only have to deal with the susccess case (like your function does). But without that you might need to take care of the different states of your request yourself and wait until it is finished successfully. But if you are familiar with the API you will know that better.
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