Hi Harry,
CrossDomain requests use the Script transport which inserts a script
element into the document and sets the request URL as the value of the
src attribute. This means the response text must be valid Javascript,
e.g. JSON.
This really should be mentioned in the qx.io.remote.Request API doc,
I've made a note to update it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
Daniel
Harry Brandenburg schrieb:
> Hi,
> we have a problem using the Ajax Request with Qooxdoo. I am trying to do
> a CrossDomain request using var req = new
> qx.io.remote.Request("url","GET","text/plain");
> But instead of the answer String we get an error named "Invalid label"
> in Firebug. We tried different Mimetypes, but we still can't retrieve
> the response.
> We would be pleased if you could help us.
>
> greetings Harry
>
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