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AJAX is the same as a normal request you make with your browser. The only difference is that your View in this case will have to respond to what is expected: JSON, although it could just be HTML or XML, but JSON saves bandwidth and is probably faster.

 

In other words your Controller should not be named AJAX explicitly, it handles requests and AJAX is no different. Either reserve certain methods to return JSON (or whatever you fancy) or change to an AJAX-specific View during bootstrap.

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