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Episode 11 of the yayQuery podcast mentions the $.ajax context option . How would I use this option in the success callback? What I'm currently doing is passing my input parameters back to the success callback so that I can animate the id that was called after success/error. If I use the context option, then perhaps I don't have to pass the parameters back from the called routine. In this example, I pass STATEID back to the success field so that the state is removed from the DOM once it's been deleted from the database: $('td.delete').click(function() { var confirm = window.confirm('Are you sure?'); if (confirm) { var StateID = $(this).parents('tr').attr('id'); $.ajax({ url: 'Remote/State.cfc', data: { method: 'Delete', 'StateID': StateID }, success: function(result) { if (result.MSG == '') { $('#' + result.STATEID).remove(); } else { $('#msg').text(result.MSG).addClass('err');; }; } }); } });
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