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@Twitt2018-04-07 16:15:37
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@Twitt, 2018-04-07 16:15:37

AJAX Pagination, what to get in response, JSON or HTML?

Hello.
I myself answer the back, but I work in conjunction with the front-end, the task is to make AJAX pagination. Those. the user presses the button "show more X products", and they are loaded to him. We had a dispute about how best to give me the data to him.
His point of view: he sends an AJAX request, and I return the HTML code of the next page to him, and he receives it and inserts it into the page
My point of view: he sends an AJAX request, I return the data to him in JSON, he parses it, and inserts it into the page .
Who is right and why?

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Insolation, 2018-04-07
@Insolation

I didn’t work with the back, but logically JSON is better, and let it parse it and generate html markup (this is the essence of the front - send a request, accept a response, and make a view from the response)
The back is not created in order to return HTML markup.

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Oleg, 2018-04-07
@werty1001

If you do not have a SPA, then it is logical to give HTML to the server, it still does it for regular requests, what's the difference AJAX or not?

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