Rob - I'm working on someone else's site (i.eit's not my code) and was
trying to do some cfajaxproxy stuff and ran into the same problem. It turns
out, that there's a gotcha you need to look out for: if the application.cfm (or
anything else) is returning any HTML or content, it can screw up
If you use Firebug to monitor the XHR requests, what do you in the
server response? Is it valid JSON?
On Jan 29, 2008 11:58 PM, RobG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was over at learncf.com and am trying to run their CFAjax tutorial on
one of my servers. When I click on either of the buttons, such
Raymond Camden wrote:
If you use Firebug to monitor the XHR requests, what do you in the
server response? Is it valid JSON?
Hi Ray!
I just installed firebug, but I don't quite understand what I'm looking
for. I found the XHR section under the Net tab, but it doesn't
really select. I see
You should see one line item per Ajax request. If you click to expand
it, there is a 'Result' tab I believe. This shows you what the server
returned.
On Jan 30, 2008 10:52 AM, RobG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raymond Camden wrote:
If you use Firebug to monitor the XHR requests, what do you in the
Okay, if I did it right, here's what I see...
On my local system (which works), the Response tab simply contains the
Server Time that is sent back.
On my live server (Windows) that isn't working right and returning that
weird error message, I get this:
===
script
I did some more investigating and got it to work... though I don't
understand why.
Basically, I had to comment out all JavaScript on the site... not that
there was much. I had this:
cfoutput
script language=JavaScript
if (self.parent.frames.length != 0)
I was over at learncf.com and am trying to run their CFAjax tutorial on
one of my servers. When I click on either of the buttons, such as
Server Time, I get this error:
Error: [Exception... 'SyntaxError: parseJSON' when calling method:
[nsIOnReadyStateChangeHandler::handleEvent] nsresult:
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