Hi,
title may be confusing, I explain myself.
Using Django, I recently put in place AJAX request handling in my
views.
Before, no problem :
- one adress typing on client side <-> one GET request on server side
- one click on Submit button on a form (client-side) <-> one POST
request on server side
After :
- one adress typing on client side <-> one GET request on server side
- one click on Submit button on a form (client-side) <-> one POST
request on server side
but
- one input modification (which calls $.getJSON, what I call AJAX
REQUEST) <-> one AJAX handling by my view (GET request on specific
url) and then 5 GET request on server side ...
Here is the code preparing my AJAX request on client side :
[...]
$.getJSON('',dict)
[...]
with dict something like :
dict['foo'] = 0
which results in calling : url?foo=0
And here is how I handle this on server side :
[...]
if request.GET.keys():
return
HttpResponse(simplejson.dumps(AJAX_answer),mimetype='application/
javascript')
[...]
with AJAX_answer another dict to be read by javascript on client side.
Any clue concerning the origin of those 5 GET requests ?
Thanks !
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