I\'m working on the connection between a front-web and a rest service. I succeeded to make a cross-domain Ajax call but i\'m still having a little problem.
I have an ajax script that calls a php file. The php file echos \"yes\" or \"no\", I want to use the strings to do logical comparisons.
I am building a firefox extension and in the extension I am making a ajax request which returns me a responseText, now I want to parse the response开发者_Go百科Text in the js but I am not able to pars
I have the following code at hand var finalCompleteData = eval(\"(\"+jsonresponse.responseText+\")\");
I\'ve tried to use an example from a tutorial, but the response text is just empty. If I try with \'alert\' I get OK, but with the responseText, the popup is just empty, nothing in it. Why is this?
I am new to JavaScript. I need to test the output of XMLHttpRequest.responseText on a given URL. What is the simplest开发者_如何学C way to do it?
Is there a way to get a response from the typical ajax function so that it can be dissected with getElements? I\'ve tried query.responseText.getElementById but it works just as bad as it looks. You sh
In JS is it possible to fetch the content of a web page assigning it to a variable? For example, why the following toy code does not work?
<script language=\"javascript\" type=\"text/javascript\"> try{ // Opera 8.0+, Firefox, Safari ajaxRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
hopefully one of you on this great site can help. I\'m having issues with assigning a variable to a jQuery ajax call response text.
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