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I'm trying to catch if the website is accidentally making a cross domain call (for example if the user types the IP in the url instead of the domain. (This is a commercial, installable app so I don't have IIS control to set up any forwarding, etc.). This doesn't work:

                error: function (x, e) {
                    // If the web service failed for any of the reasons below, then we
                    // call the custom error dialog display function with the response
                    // text passed back from the erro
                    if (x.status === 405) {
                       alert("405 error")
                    } 
                }

Is there any way in javascript to catch the 405 error?

Warren J Thompson
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Have you tried using the .ajaxError() method?

John Fisher
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