Calling forcetkClient.ajax doesn't quite work as ajax adds on 'services/data' to the request, which is already present from successResponse.nextRecordsUrl - and would otherwise result in an invalid url.
This simply removes that section, so a client can call
forcetkClient.queryMore( successResponse.nextRecordsUrl, successHandler, failureHandler )
Calling forcetkClient.ajax doesn't quite work as ajax adds on 'services/data' to the request, which is already present from successResponse.nextRecordsUrl - and would otherwise result in an invalid url.
This simply removes that section, so a client can call forcetkClient.queryMore( successResponse.nextRecordsUrl, successHandler, failureHandler )