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edit approved Aug 25, 2011 at 15:26
silkAdmin
edit approved Aug 25, 2011 at 15:26
silkAdmin
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Try just to do echo $return;render($return); exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback from the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

Try just to do echo $return; exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback from the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

Try just to do echo render($return); exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback from the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

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Try just to do echo $return; exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback frofrom the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

Try just to do echo $return; exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback fro the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

Try just to do echo $return; exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback from the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.

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yvan
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Try just to do echo $return; exit();.

Otherwise, you should change de delivery callback fro the path of your page, and I'm pretty sure that exists one one Drupal for Ajax.