It doesn't matter, because you can get the xhr object another way:
var xhr = $.ajax({
...
success: function( data, status ) {
console.log( xhr );
},
...
});
-Mike
> Can the ajax success callback also receive the xmlhttprequest
> object, just like the error callback? The situation i am in
> is that i need to do something different when i receive a 302
> (which is considered success).
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