I'm unclear why you're trying to force an HTTP header when that's
already abstracted for you by the variable 'url', and option method:
'post'. Let the browser handle it.
My knowledge of HTTP headers is a bit rusty, but don't think 'Man'
and 'CALL' are valid headers. ;)
'could be that IE is throwing an exception. Try it w/o your custom
headers; make sure url, postBody, and parseResponse are defined. If
it still doesn't work, test it without overriding the contentType.
In other words, reduce your problem to a minimal set until you
discover your bug.
And one more thing.... IE7 is a bit pickier about where you can AJAX
to. localhost won't work, as I understand (I've never tried it).
TAG
On Feb 15, 2007, at 4:37 PM, Joe A wrote:
> it sends the request fine in firefox but it never gets sent in ie7
> (im using iewatch). here's my code:
>
> var headers = ['Man', 'POST http://' + location.host + '/something
> HTTP/1.1','MessageType','CALL' ];
> var myAjax = new Ajax.Request( url, { requestHeaders:
> headers ,contentType: 'text/xml', method: 'post', postBody:
> myString, onComplete: parseResponse });
>
>
> >
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