> how about if they ask for xml in ie and they don't get it..., JQ trys > to parse the 'xml' and then proceed normally the xml ajax
Yeah... that's not happening. That'll be at least a couple extra KB of code for something that's relatively minor. Unless someone comes up with a solution that's particularly elegant (read: 20-30 bytes) I don't plan on implementing this. What might be a better use of those bytes, though, is throwing an exception when the dataType is set to 'xml' and the server returns something that the browser can't interpret as XML. --John _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
