I've spent two days trying to track down the issue with IE 6 randomly
dropping the response after a valid request. It would consistently
return a 200 status code with an empty responseText. Even commenting
out the JSON object and placing plain text string in its place it
would randomly fail, not finding a pattern was the most frustrating.
I even went as far as comparing Msxml2.dll versions in hopes it would
reveal something. I wish I could tell you what the deal is; however
there seems to be a real bug with IE 6 using POST.  I mean it is
completely random in its functioning/non-function manner. Changing the
request to GET seems to have solved the immediate issue; I find it
incredibly strange that the POST fails randomly in IE 6 only. Anyway,
I’ve added another test that shows the difference between POST/GET.

POST
http://clients.morgangraphics.com/personal/prototype/index.php

GET
http://clients.morgangraphics.com/personal/prototype/index2.php

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