Question

i’ve been playing around w/ these things and it seems that the callback function has only one response variable..

$.post(link, $("#form").serializeArray(), sendFormResponse);

where sendFormResponse function does the magic …

however i have only 1 variable (response) to play with..

i needed at least 2

if i could get this .post method to return 2 variables:
1) status = (ok,error,adjust, etc)
2) statusMessage (or response) = (more strings)

both of w/c are generated from php side, that would be super.. coz i can evaluate what to do depending on my php’s responses..

Answer 1

The argument passed to the callback (or returned in the response) can be an object, which can have unlimited properties or an array containing multiple elements.