Try making a header call in your PHP script that explicitly sets an HTTP
error code. For example:
header("HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden");
Then, when the client sees that, it knows things have failed. I've used
this trick when making sure that people are logged in and haven't been
timed out.
-- Dash --
mikewilson wrote:
> If I give Ajax.Updater a first arg like{ success: 'replies', failure:
> 'errors'}, how do I return an error from a php script so the message
> goes in 'errors' rather than 'replies'?
>
>
> >
>
>
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