Maybe instead of a regular redirect, send back a regular 200 response with
the Ajax request, and add a special response header with the redirect URL
(e.g., response.headers['client_redirect'] = URL('other_function')). On the
client side, have some JS code that runs upon successful Ajax completion
and looks for that header, and takes the appropriate action in that case.
Anthony
On Monday, December 5, 2011 4:33:31 PM UTC-5, Constantine Vasil wrote:
>
> I got response form jQuery Mobile developers and the answer is:
>
> "The redirect issue isn't solvable until XmlHttpRequest2 see's better
> support and a redirect callback is added upstream in jQuery Core. If you
> are doing redirects on submission turning off ajax is really your only
> option."
>
> Now - how to implement an XmlHttpRequest2 redirect callback?
>
>
>
