I'm using django 1.2 and a variation of https://github.com/tnajdek/django-kendoui-backend that i modified to work with 1.2.
What do I return back from the server for a destroy request? All the CRUD services appear to be working properly except the destroy. I believe it is because I'm not returning the proper response from the server. It deletes the item properly, but the next time I update or do anything dealing with the CRUD services, it tries to delete the item again so I think the DataSource is not realizing that it was deleted properly so it tries again on the next call.
What do I return back from the server for a destroy request? All the CRUD services appear to be working properly except the destroy. I believe it is because I'm not returning the proper response from the server. It deletes the item properly, but the next time I update or do anything dealing with the CRUD services, it tries to delete the item again so I think the DataSource is not realizing that it was deleted properly so it tries again on the next call.
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Hi David,
Generally speaking when you perform destroy operation you can return just an empty result (status 200 OK) to notify the Grid the delete has completed successfully.
Greetings,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
Generally speaking when you perform destroy operation you can return just an empty result (status 200 OK) to notify the Grid the delete has completed successfully.
Greetings,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
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