Well, if your error page has an error status code, then you can use the
notifyTopics, something like
dojo.event.topic.subscribe("/topics", function(data, type, e){
if(type == "error") {
//do something
//to redirect
window.location ="google.com";
}
});
but if the page ha an status code of 200(which it shouldn't anyway), then
there isn't much you can do, except something like the code above, but
checking for "load" instead of "error" and inspecting the returned text
(better set the status to an error code)
musachy
On 6/12/07, Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got a page with 2 s:div tags, and the 2nd is loaded by something
occurring in the 1st. What happens if an exception is thrown in this
process? Of course, the error page gets loaded into the 2nd div. This is
not an acceptable result. Is there any way around this? What I'd like to
happen is for the app to redirect to the error page. Can the Ajax, once
invoked, be turned off? Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Ray Clough
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