[mochikit] Re: Maximum Post length in IE

2007-11-28 Thread Per Cederberg 

If I recall correctly, it is HTTP GET requests that are limited in
size (or really URL length). Send your data with HTTP POST instead and
you'll get all kinds of other benefits as well.

/Per

On Nov 28, 2007 1:09 AM, Daniel Fetchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Does anybody know of a workaround to the limitation that IE puts on a
  URL Post?  I believe it limits the number of characters to be 2048.
  Of course, my requests work fine in Firefox, but I need to make the
  app IE compatible.  I use the doXHR() function for my xmlHttpRequests.

 Splitting the text into several chunks and sending them separately?


 


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[mochikit] Re: Maximum Post length in IE

2007-11-28 Thread g 

I am already trying to use a POST request:

var def = doXHR('/path/function_name', {'method':'POST', 'queryString':
{key:serializeJSON(my_array)}});
var d = def.addCallback(evalJSONRequest);
d.addCallback(a_js_function);
d.addErrback(another_js_function);
return false;

This is working perfectly fine in Firefox, but in IE, I'm getting an
AlreadyCalledError in my .addErrback function.

Also, this method is working in IE on other pages with smaller
requests, so I assumed it was something to with request length b/c of
this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q208427
it appears to apply to both GET and POST requests.

Any help is greatly appreciated...

On Nov 28, 3:18 am, Per Cederberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If I recall correctly, it is HTTP GET requests that are limited in
 size (or really URL length). Send your data with HTTP POST instead and
 you'll get all kinds of other benefits as well.

 /Per

 On Nov 28, 2007 1:09 AM, Daniel Fetchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



   Does anybody know of a workaround to the limitation that IE puts on a
   URL Post?  I believe it limits the number of characters to be 2048.
   Of course, my requests work fine in Firefox, but I need to make the
   app IE compatible.  I use the doXHR() function for my xmlHttpRequests.

  Splitting the text into several chunks and sending them separately?
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[mochikit] Re: Maximum Post length in IE

2007-11-28 Thread Pär Wieslander 

Hi,

You're making a POST request, but you still transfer the data in the
query string of the URL, so the limit on the length of the URL still
applies.  You need to transfer the data in the request body instead,
using doXHR's sendContent option.

Best regards,

Pär


On 11/28/07, g [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am already trying to use a POST request:

 var def = doXHR('/path/function_name', {'method':'POST', 'queryString':
 {key:serializeJSON(my_array)}});
 var d = def.addCallback(evalJSONRequest);
 d.addCallback(a_js_function);
 d.addErrback(another_js_function);
 return false;

 This is working perfectly fine in Firefox, but in IE, I'm getting an
 AlreadyCalledError in my .addErrback function.

 Also, this method is working in IE on other pages with smaller
 requests, so I assumed it was something to with request length b/c of
 this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q208427
 it appears to apply to both GET and POST requests.

 Any help is greatly appreciated...

 On Nov 28, 3:18 am, Per Cederberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  If I recall correctly, it is HTTP GET requests that are limited in
  size (or really URL length). Send your data with HTTP POST instead and
  you'll get all kinds of other benefits as well.
 
  /Per
 
  On Nov 28, 2007 1:09 AM, Daniel Fetchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 
Does anybody know of a workaround to the limitation that IE puts on a
URL Post?  I believe it limits the number of characters to be 2048.
Of course, my requests work fine in Firefox, but I need to make the
app IE compatible.  I use the doXHR() function for my xmlHttpRequests.
 
   Splitting the text into several chunks and sending them separately?
 


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[mochikit] Re: Maximum Post length in IE

2007-11-28 Thread g 

Yes!  Thank you Pär!

On Nov 28, 10:00 am, Pär Wieslander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 You're making a POST request, but you still transfer the data in the
 query string of the URL, so the limit on the length of the URL still
 applies.  You need to transfer the data in the request body instead,
 using doXHR's sendContent option.

 Best regards,

 Pär

 On 11/28/07, g [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  I am already trying to use a POST request:

  var def = doXHR('/path/function_name', {'method':'POST', 'queryString':
  {key:serializeJSON(my_array)}});
  var d = def.addCallback(evalJSONRequest);
  d.addCallback(a_js_function);
  d.addErrback(another_js_function);
  return false;

  This is working perfectly fine in Firefox, but in IE, I'm getting an
  AlreadyCalledError in my .addErrback function.

  Also, this method is working in IE on other pages with smaller
  requests, so I assumed it was something to with request length b/c of
  this:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q208427
  it appears to apply to both GET and POST requests.

  Any help is greatly appreciated...

  On Nov 28, 3:18 am, Per Cederberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   If I recall correctly, it is HTTP GET requests that are limited in
   size (or really URL length). Send your data with HTTP POST instead and
   you'll get all kinds of other benefits as well.

   /Per

   On Nov 28, 2007 1:09 AM, Daniel Fetchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Does anybody know of a workaround to the limitation that IE puts on a
 URL Post?  I believe it limits the number of characters to be 2048.
 Of course, my requests work fine in Firefox, but I need to make the
 app IE compatible.  I use the doXHR() function for my xmlHttpRequests.

Splitting the text into several chunks and sending them separately?
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[mochikit] Re: What is the purpose of __class__?

2007-11-28 Thread Bob Ippolito 

It's only used for introspection. Some of the repr's use it, the ones
that don't probably should. It's not otherwise very interesting.

-bob

On 11/28/07, Jason Bunting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




 I see this convention being used but don't understand why it exists:



 __class__



 Is it simply a Pythonic type of convention that isn't being used currently?
 What is the point of it and how can it be beneficially used?



 Thanks,
  Jason Bunting


  


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