Alex Brelsfoard wrote:
This JS is being called through a perl script:
So file.pl spits out Content-type: text/JavaScript\n\n followed by
some JavaScript.
As long as your JS is executing, I don't expect that has an impact on
the problem.
This does NOT give a request to the apache logs:
var
Thanks all.
As it turns out this whole problem is caused by interfering JS.
I was not originally told of this, but the testing page had other JS
calls on it.
Once they were removed, this JS worked fine.
Don't know how that would make this break, and how my fix would fix it.
But at least we know
Hey all,
I know this is not so much a JavaScript group, but I figured someone
might have heard of what I am running into.
If not, feel free to ignore this message.
Situation:
I am using JavaScript to create an image.
It needs to be loaded, and i need to see its request in the apache logs.
Alex Brelsfoard wrote:
...an imageneeds to be loaded, and i need to see its request in
the apache logs.
...on IE7 on Windows (the image loads and exists in the temporary
internet files folder, but there is no request for the image in the
apache logs).
What you've described is
On 11/12/07, Alex Brelsfoard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I know this is not so much a JavaScript group, but I figured someone
might have heard of what I am running into.
If not, feel free to ignore this message.
Situation:
I am using JavaScript to create an image.
It needs to be
Thanks guys,
But sadly I've actually already been down this road.
Part of the img src does include a large random number.
On top of that I have also checked the temporary internet folder and I
see multiple copies (with different random numbers) of the same image
there.
I have run this test with a
hey
not really perl but wothehell ...
On 11/12/07, Alex Brelsfoard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have run this test with a cleared cache, and with previous copies in cache.
the results do not vary.
have you set the no cache headers for the image download? [on the server side]
also, in your
