> So this would most of the times happen, if the user completely > disconnect from internet on a dial-up connection and provoke ajax-calls > then. It's also an issue, if you have a JQ-application that polls the > server from time to time. Just to really understand what happens...
That's correct - and that's why it's important to get it in (at some point). It's definitely a frustrating issue to deal with - essentially, you have to wrap the entire XMLHttpRequest in a try/catch block looking for exceptions (of which "no more internet" is one). --John _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
