Hi,
Sounds to me like your using absolute URLs in your AJAX requests. If your
trying to call http://localhost/something.php, just type 'something.php' as
the url. Firefox doesnt like anything starting with http:// .
Well, Firefox has no Problems with absolute URLs in a XMLHttpRequest, but you
Thanks for your help. In the meantime I figured out what caused my
problem. I forgot to send HTML headers.
Thanks,
Christoph
Christof Donat schrieb:
Hi,
Sounds to me like your using absolute URLs in your AJAX requests. If your
trying to call http://localhost/something.php, just type
Hey Christoph,
I'm excited to see jQuery used within the mapbender framework.
What parts of it do you wish to jquerize? I'd gladly help whenever possible.
-- Marc
Christoph Baudson schrieb:
Thanks for your help. In the meantime I figured out what caused my
problem. I forgot to send HTML
Hi Marc,
thanks for your offer, I'll contact you later offlist.
Thanks in advance,
Christoph
Marc Jansen schrieb:
Hey Christoph,
I'm excited to see jQuery used within the mapbender framework.
What parts of it do you wish to jquerize? I'd gladly help whenever possible.
-- Marc
Hi there,
my name is Christoph and I'm currently working on the open source
software project 'Mapbender' (www.mapbender.org), a web mapping client.
I'm trying to add some basic AJAX functions to the software. Currently
I'm experimenting with JQuery.
I'm experiencing difficulties with JQuery.
Hi Christoph,
Could you post a bit of your code for us to look at? Also I assume you're
using the latest jQuery version?
Cheers,
Chris
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Sounds to me like your using absolute URLs in your AJAX requests. If your
trying to call http://localhost/something.php, just type 'something.php' as
the url. Firefox doesnt like anything starting with http:// .
On 11/29/06, Christoph Baudson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
my name is
