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How to delete a form element via ajax?
The examples module on drupal.org has an "add more" AJAX example which is fairly similar to what you want, except that it always removes the last field instance. …
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How can I gracefully interrupt an AJAX callback?
Drupal's AJAX code already handles that for you. … If not, you could try overriding Drupal's AJAX response interpreting code so it won't show that message if the submit button interrupts the background request, first setting some flag to indicate AJAX …
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Replaced form AJAX not working
You don't post the code performing the actual AJAX request, so I have to assume it's directly calling an URL returning just the rendered version of the textfield wrapper with id "panorama_titulo_div". … Since this is sort of side-stepping Drupal's own AJAX functionality (which operates on a per-form basis, initiated by the "#ajax" key being present on certain elements), you'll need to perform some steps …