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JQuery success callback isn't being called or?



I have searched a lot of threads but i can't find any answer that suits me. Now I will try to explain my problem.





I have a simple jQuery script that does a little ajax request. its simple like this:







print("

<script>

function buscaCaracteristicas(idTotalizador){

var target = '../../ajax/doSomeSearch.php';

$.ajax({

url: target,

//dataType: 'html',

dataType: 'text',

type: 'POST',

success: function(msg){

alert(msg);

}

});

}

</script>

");







And the PHP page does this:







<?php

$ret = "<p>hello world</p>";

exit($ret);

?>







I have tried putting the return data on an HTML element via $.html(msg) too. Problem is: alert or the $.html() on callback NEVER fires although on firebug I can check the request has the return code 200 OK.





Notice that the function code is wrapped into a PHP print("") command and the return dataType is HTML which is what I really need to get (can't use JSON).





Any miraculous advice? Thanks in advance.





Solved: changing dataType to 'text' according to Splash-X advices it worked.


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