Craig McClanahan wrote:
Since URL rewriting is a server side thing, you'd want to make sure you did the rewriting as you rendered the JavaScript code that will compute the URL to which the asynch request should be sent.
Yeah, that's probably true... I was confusing myself thinking a browser did it normally when cookies are turned off, but of course that's not true, it's just part of the URL you submit to (assuming it was rewritten server-side, like you said). Still, I half wonder if XMLHttpRequest might be smart enough to do it behind the scenes... something to test anyway, although I suspect your right.
Craig
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