Is there any http header response code for domain name does not exist? similar to 404 not found? Just wondering if it is possible or any other better suggestions to achieve this would be helpful开发者
Currently I am doing a jQuery post to fetch some data from the server. In standard circumstances a large JSON is returned.
Can any one let me knowwhile consuming the webservice ,how to get the response time with that,currently im getting the soap message length using the following code
When I use Ajax call(jquery) in the HEAD section I find a \"waiting for response message\" on a chrome browser with revolving circle. I don\'t want this ugly look. Is there a way to avoiding this?
I have an interesting problem with the FatSecret C# api. It works fine in a C# Console application, but just will not work in a WPF or C# Forms application. The response from the server is always null
is it possible to make cross-domain jquery post request and get back a response. anyone know the format?
Does IE7 and Google Chrome support the response header \"Cont开发者_如何学Goent-Language\"? I am setting this in my application in to the response header for page requests. The header is recognised in
I just installed apache (1.3.33) via cygwin running on Windows XP. I have the server running (httpd) and when I direct a browser to http://localhost, it correctly pulls up /var/www/htdocs/index.html.e
I do have a question concerning the development of a gem for Rails 3. I would like to insert specific HTML snippets/partials/fragments (e.g. a form or an image on a fixed position) into every HTTP ge
I am tiring this for sometime now to send response from server to android & havent been successful so far...