+1
> Hmm. It'd be neat if we could somehow return just jQuery(xhr) but
> that's not really possible, not without breaking code, at least.
It might just be possible, if jQuery(xhr) was then extended with the
xhr API. I don't know if there is some overlap that would make this
impossible, and I'm really not sure it would be a good idea even if it
were possible. I'm thinking of something like:
return jQuery.extend(jQuery(xhr), {
getResponseHeader: function() {return xhr.getResponseHeader();},
statusText : // some initial value that's updated as the
underlying xhr object is changed
// ...
});
This is pretty ugly, as it's essentially writing our own XHR
implementation on top of the one in the browser, but it it were
workable, it would be both powerful and backward-compatible.
Probably I'm just smoking something, though...
-- Scott
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