AJAX Form

[James L]

What is the difference between response="" and on-core-response=""

How do I receive the response once the form is submitted through AJAX?

PHP:

<?php

//Capture all inputs - $request_body = file_get_contents('php://input');

echo 'Your email is subscribed to our mailing list.';

?>

HTML:

...

</form>

    <core-ajax id="ajax" method="POST" url="r.php" params="{{item}}" response="{{response}}"></core-ajax>

    <template repeat="{{response}}">{{data}}</template>

    {{response}}

<br>

  </template>

  <script>

    Polymer('add-node', {

      created: function() {

        this.item = {};

      },

      doSend: function() {

this.$.ajax.go();

      },

 handleResponse: function(e) {        //Don't seem to work?

console.log("You got mail!");

      }

    });

  </script>

[Eric Bidelman]

on-core-response="{{handleResponse}}" is using Polymer's on-* declarative event handling.

response="{{resp}}"  data binds core-ajax's published response property to a property `resp` that you can use elsewhere in the your app.

In your example, you're not defining a handler for the `on-core-response` so `handleResponse` is never called. Instead, you can define a `responseChanged` changed handler to know when the form was submitted.

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