Don't use the X-JSON header. Send the JSON as the body of your
response.
Tobie
On Oct 4, 1:08 am, Nixsos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm posting a request with the Ajax.Request method to my PHP 5 server,
> which in turn returns a large chunk of JSON (11509 characters), by
> using the X-JSON header.
>
> It seems that the connection is choking up on this piece of data,
> because I'm not getting a response when I check my Firebug console.
> When I'm using a smaller slice from the same dataset (6949
> characters), the response is just fine and works as expected.
>
> I'm not quite sure how to solve this problem.
> I've tried the following methods to no avail:
> - Set the 'Keep-Alive' property in the requestHeaders option in
> Ajax.Request from default 300 to 900
> - Tried switching from 'post' request to 'get' request in the 'method'
> property of the Ajax.Request object
> - I've set the following header in my PHP script while outputting the
> data: header('Keep-Alive: timeout=25, max=710');
>
> Is there an option somewhere to set the maxium size of the response to
> a higher value?
> Are there any other things I'm overlooking?
>
> Your help will be greatly appreciated!
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