> Another option could be a modified error callback and actually have it
> work like this:
>
> $.get("someurl", function(data, errorMessage){
> if ( data ) {
> // got results
> } else {
> // got error
> alert( errorMessage );
> }
> });
>
> Thoughts on this?
This one looks cleaner to me; and it certainly seems nicer than
expecting the user to do "if ( typeof data === 'string' )" Nothing
would be be passed as a second parameter on success, right? I like
it.
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