I believe that jQuery Form extends jQuery's native $.ajax method, so you could use the options for $.ajax also. In $.ajax options, there's an 'error' callback for non-success responses. Additionally, there's a 'complete' callback which also passes a reference to the XMLHTTPRequest object (the core of what handles the AJAX call), in which you're able to look at HTTP Header Responses and such.
On Jul 16, 4:55 am, Ícaro Dourado <icar...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > First, I have to say the jquery form is just perfect and fills very > well a common issue for those who need to work with ajax. > I would like to know, or even sugest a new feature if it is the case: > how can we get, on client side and after an 'ajaxSubmit' call, the > error code produced on server side? Is it possible to include such > function on jquery form? Because we already have a 'success' callback > functionality, how about a 'failure' one?
