I am wondering if you do an AJAX request and you have a method that should run when the AJAX request stops. Will the jQuery ajax stop run if the request runs into an error (such as a 500 error) or if say the request times out?
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I am wondering if you do an AJAX request and you have a method that should run when the AJAX request stops. Will the jQuery ajax stop run if the request runs into an error (such as a 500 error) or if say the request times out?
Yes, the
ajaxStop()event will execute when this happens 🙂It happens in the global
completehandler, which executes error or not.You can test it out a bit here.