How do I get HTTP error response code in Jquery PO

问题:

I have a wrapper function used to send requests to a server, I need to do something specific if the server returns a code of 401 and I'm not sure how to get this data

 $.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg();    
$.post(apiUrl+method,p,function(d) {

    $.mobile.hidePageLoadingMsg();  
    console.log(d.success);
    console.log(d.message);

    if(d.success == true){
        window[callback](d.data);
    }
    else{
        if(d.message != null){
            alert(d.message);
        }  
    }
},'json')
.error(function() {
    //need to check for 401 status here to do something
    $.mobile.hidePageLoadingMsg();  
    alert("error");
});

If my server side code throws a 401 exception the jquery .error function picks this up just because its not 200 OK but I need to check if its a 401 code.

回答1:

In the error callback, check xhr.status where xhr is the first argument to the function.

回答2:

Update on the "promise" method: as of jQuery 1.5 we can call the .fail() promise and get the status code like this:

$.post( "example.php", function() {
    alert( "success" );
}).fail(function(xhr) {
    console.log(xhr.status);
});

Note that .error() promise is removed as of jQuery 3.0