Hi!
I'v found that aborting ajax request that has timeout set, doesn't
stop timeout event from occuring. My code is something like:
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$.ajaxSetup({
timeout:120000
});
var req = $.ajax({url:AJAX_URLS.my_url,
type: 'GET',
dataType: 'json',
error: function(data, textStatus,
errorThrown){ this_obj.error_handler(data, textStatus,
errorThrown); },
success: function(data)
{ this_obj.success_handler(data); }
});
(...)
// somewhere else:
req.abort();
req = null;
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Even though abort() is called, and req is set to null, timeout still
happens and error handler is called. Seems for me to be a kind of
bug.
I've looked into jQuery code and seems that there is no way to stop
timeout from being triggered. Maybe I should handle this in my error
handler, but I'm not sure how can I check if timeout has happened for
aborted request or for new one that could appear meanwhile?
Any ideas?
