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I have a Backbone.js model that I'm trying to destroy when the user clicks a link in the model's view. The view is something like this (pseudocode because it's implemented in CoffeeScript which can be found at the bottom of the question). var window.ListingSaveView = Backbone.View.extend({ events: { 'click a.delete': 'onDestroy' }, onDestroy: function(event){ event.preventDefault(); this.model.destroy({ success: function(model, response){ console.log "Success"; }, error: function(model, response){ console.log "Error"; } }); } }); When I click the delete link in the browser, I always get Error logged to the console even though my server records successful destruction of the associated database record and returns a 200 response. When I refresh the page (causing the collection to re-render from the DB) the model I deleted will be gone. One interesting this is that when I log the response in the error callback, it has statuscode 200 indicating success but it also reports statusText: "parseerror" whatever that means. There is no error in my server logs. What am I doing wrong? This is the response from the server: Object abort: function ( statusText ) { always: function () { complete: function () { done: function () { error: function () { fail: function () { getAllResponseHeaders: function () { getResponseHeader: function ( key ) { isRejected: function () { isResolved: function () { overrideMimeType: function ( type ) { pipe: function ( fnDone, fnFail ) { promise: function ( obj ) { readyState: 4 responseText: " " setRequestHeader: function ( nam

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