I have been studying JavaScript from one book. Once I was playing with the codes concerning the client-server site communication, I wanted to do a POST request with the code below (which uses IE Activ
One of the pages in our web application polls the server approximately every 10 seconds for new data, using jQuery\'s ajax() method. We normally have a few hundred users viewing this page simultaneous
I\'m calling a controller action to do a search with an AJAX request from 2 different pages and want to render a differ开发者_Go百科ent rjs file based on which page requested the action. I could just
I\'m trying to call a function that contains jQuery code. I want this function to return the results of the jQuery statement. It is not working, and I\'m trying to figure out why.
I\'m w开发者_JAVA技巧orking on some Javascript that makes use of Firefox 3.5\'s ability to perform cross-domain XMLHttpRequests… But I\'d like to fail gracefully if they aren\'t supported.
my js file calls uses an xmlHttpRequest to display an rss feed. when i reference the java script within my html pag开发者_JS百科e, my browser renders an error: Permission denied. and therefore, my scr
Microsoft finally added the native XMLHttpRequest object in Internet Explorer 7, but I found out that it can be disabled in the Internet Options dialog.So what benefit is there using XMLHttpRequest()
As a fix for this issue, I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to modify the URL of an XMLHttpRequest object prior to sending it.
The Headers post fine but the associated XML seems to be taken as string data only, XML is not processed.
I am building a web service that will make heavy use of cross-domain GET and POST data, and then update some lightbox or similar windows on the client.
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