When my controller renders js along with a status other than 200, the
js is not executed.
So
render :status => 400, :js => %{"alert('Error!')"}
Will not do anything, but
render :status => 200, :js => %{"alert('Error!')"}
Will work just fine.
I can understand the reasoning since an error has occurred, but
shouldn't it be an option somewhere to have it eval the
request.responseText? For now I am doing it in the :failure callback,
I was just wondering if I was missing a more elegant solution.
Thanks,
Tom
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