Hi,
I'm trying to make the most of Mezzanine's ajax handling capabilities for
blog comments. For example I'm using the js
$(function() {
$('form#blog-comment').submit(function(event) {
$.post(form.attr('action'), form.serialize(), function(data) {
//ajax success
if (data.location) {
location = data.location;
}else if(data.errors){
console.log('There were some form errors');
}, 'json');
return false;
});
});
This handles the case of the user submitting an invalid form by ajax
perfectly, but if a user actually submits a valid comment form, nothing
happens. I can see in Firebug the 302 redirect to the new comment
"http://mysite.org/blog/another-random-post/#comment-16 ", but the redirect
doesn't actually happen anymore (maybe because the ajax is still waiting
for the JSON response?).
I examined the mezzanine/generic/views.py comment function, and as far as I
can tell it doesn't deal with the case when the form is valid and it was
submitted by AJAX? I mean it doesn't give a JSON response with
data.location like it should? If form.is_valid() the view gives a regular
response regardless of if request.is_ajax()?
What is going on here?
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