Sarro: Ah ,yea ok i fixed it, thats not the issue though
Hayenga: Its still submitting the form normalling i dont understand.
Trucchi: You’ve got more syntax errors
Trucchi: So the listener is never being added and the code is never run when the form is clicked
Trucchi: I recommend just keeping your console open when trying out your page
Dunovant: Ok will do that, thanks
Trucchi: Well what I REALLY recommending is unit testing but one thing at a time ;-
Eurton: Well this is just some stupid little ***ignment im ttrying to throw together
Toline: I just have to show a simple sqli attack, but all this bull**** comes along with getting it setup
Trucchi: Fair enough – dev tools are your best friend though
Pelchat: Hi, ccan anyone help me figure out why background-size: cover; wont work on this page http://www.casumon.com/viewport/px2.html
Pelchat: I think it is because of the parallax in js
Pelchat: But dont know enough about it
Mcculla: I just want to redirect them to index.php if they logged in and if not i want to load an error message
Fahl: I dunno if you know php, but here is what is in the file that i request with ajax. http://laravel.io/bin/eDqWj what i hoped to have happen was the ‘results’ of the ajax request would come through of what is returned if t he user is not logged in, and if the login was successful then it would just redirect to the inde
Artez: Definitely not getting the results i hoped for
Trucchi: Z1haze: a server-side redirect will do you no good if you’re using AJAX – AJAX gets the response data and the page won’t redirect
Kavanagh: Hey folks, wussup there? could someone please help me with this? http://jsfiddle.net/jvx07xoL/ my logic doesn’t work out the way I thought it should work, what am I doing wrong? thanks
Pelfrey: What shoudl I do then?
Trucchi: Z1haze: I suggest just having the AJAX call listen for the response, check for a redirect in the response data, and then trigger the redirect with JS by changing window.location
Milovich: Check for a redirect in the response like how?
Pignataro: Trucchi: With the changes you suggested, it’s working *perfectly* now
Trucchi: Brim: glad to hear it!
Lakeman: I got the responses for the errors working now
Huguenin: Now just how to listen for the redirect?
Arneberg: I found something online that says if data.redirect { but im not sure what .redirect is
Trucchi: Z1haze: well, I think your PHP is off, because if the redirect worked, you should be getting an HTTP response code 301 with appropriate data you could then get the redirect location from the details
Trucchi: So in js, you could just check for a 301 response and then redirect accordingly
Zogopoulos: Its not off. it worked without the ajax
Fitzherbert: So by default the data.redirect in js will be anything that has a 301?
Trucchi: Oh wait, I just typed in a gibberish user, which wouldn’t redirect
Lindbo: Well it isnt supposed to redirect if you arent logged in
Fingal: It just gives you the error
Trucchi: That should work, sure. you could skip checking the status code and just check if data.redirect has a truthy value
Trucchi: Personally I’d use the status code, it’s more exact. but YMMV
Trucchi: And then you can just set window.location and off you go
Kuney: Yea ill give this a shot real quick
Rolfe: I belive im missing something
Haddan: Where does data.redirect come from?
Trucchi: What do you have for data.status?
Shearing: So I was talking to the other day this afternoon. He was troubleshooting jsonp issues. He said that the callback function name disappears. Is this possible? I’ve been trying to recreate the issue with no luck