Thanks for replying, Mike. I see.
In the success: function() I'll use match() on the responseText to check whether the form validated, and then do whatever I require. Thanks, Matt On Feb 9, 11:15 pm, Mike Alsup <mal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > (It seems to me as though the form always returns 'successful' code ?) > > If the HTTP request is successful then the success function is > invoked. This is no different than using jQuery's $.ajax function. A > request is deemed to be successful it the server response has a > statusCode of 2xx or 304. You could choose to set an error status > code to drive the desired client behavior or you could return a 200 > status with content in the response body. That content would then be > passed to your success callback and you could interrogate it as needed.
