Hi all,
I perform the following call in jQuery in a page:
$.post( "test-ajax",
function( data ) {
alert( "Data Loaded: " + data);
});
The test-ajax page gets called via the url-dispatcher:
(define-values (site-dispatch site-url)
(dispatch-rules
...
[("test-ajax") ajax]))
and the ajax function is simply this:
(define (ajax req)
(response/xexpr
"1 "))
Nonetheless, the above Ajax call fails with a 404 error, but when I replace
$.post by $.get, it works. As far as I can tell, the only thing about the
request this changes it the method, from POST to GET.
Is there a reason this fails? Do I need to tell the webserver that it
should serve both POST and GET?
Btw, the reason I want to use post is that when I use get, the data I send
with the request gets put at the end of the url (../test-ajax?some-binding)
and I couldn't figure out how to have the dispatcher deal with this problem
(that returned an error 500).
Thanks,
Marc
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