jquery ajax sucess - possible to return JSON instead of string?
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To return an error from a $.ajax call, there's gotta be a better way than echoing an error in the ajax.php file and then trimming it!
this seems very clumsy and in-robust:
success: function(e){
var e = trim(e);
if(e == 'SUCCESS')
{alert('your password has been changed!');}
if(e == 'ERROR1')
{alert('please fill in all inputs!');}
if(e == 'ERROR2')
{alert('password incorrect!');}
if(e == 'ERROR3')
{alert('change failed!');}
}
what should i be doing instead?!
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