[rbossyParticipant]

Dear Dimitar,

Thanks for the quick answer, I should defenitely check SO before posting here, sorry for that. The first link was sort of helpful but rather incomplete I’m afraid.

The good news is that there is a solution that worked for me: to change the server response MIME to text/html. args.event.response is then a string containing the JSON; I can parse it. However I’m fortunate enough to have control over the server process, that might not be a suitable solution in everey case.

Another proposed solution was to remove multipart/form-data, but this is not possible when uploading files.

Another one wat to add a query string to the URL, didn’t work for me (I was suspicious about this solution anyway).

Finally, apparently, the definite solution is to use $.post instead of ajaxSubmit. However I suspect this call is buried somewhere in jqxfileupload.js or jquery-1.11.1.min.js.

Here’s the stack trace I get from Chromium, if it is of any value:

Resource interpreted as Document but transferred with MIME type application/json: “http://localhost:8080/…”.
a.extend._uploadFile @ jqxfileupload.js:7
(anonymous function) @ jqxfileupload.js:7
m.event.dispatch @ jquery-1.11.1.min.js:3
r.handle @ jquery-1.11.1.min.js:3

Thank you very much, jqxWidgets is fantastic,
Robert

Edit: hid the URL

[rbossyParticipant]

I managed to bind click events to individual areas, through the renderCallbacks, like this:

`
renderCallbacks: {
…
‘*’: function (element, data) {
element.click(function() { … });
},
…`

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