When you are working with complex UIs, this is sometimes useful to distinguish stateless responses from others. For example, if an input is just auto-saved, there is nothing to output anywhere so the response might be empty; but if an input needs to update the form, the new form might be contained in the response, and should replace the old one.
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| data-output |
By default, data-output works like data-output-success. |
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| data-output-success |
Will put ajax response into the given selector, only if the ajax call succeeded. |
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| data-output-failure |
Will put ajax error into the given selector if the ajax call failed. |
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| data-output-empty |
Will put ajax response into the given selector, only if the ajax response was empty. |
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| data-output-not-empty |
Will put ajax response into the given selector, only if the ajax response was not empty. |
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