I use instead of amp;, but I don't know why you can't see it here.
For you Cowder, that I wanted a Ajax Request like that, I would use
it. I want something else. As in my code, I want to create a one
function for all ajax requests. So, I just call that function, and in
it I define callback
Hi Sanil Music,
What TJ (it's not CORWDER) want to explain is that you can't do what
you're trying to do or use the ajax request in synchronous mode .
In execution mode, the JS thread in the browser will execurt the
AJAX.Request, and continue like if nothing was done by this function.
There is
Hi,
There are several issues with that JavaScript code (I can't comment on
the PHP). Two of the main issues:
* You're checking the return value from a function (`ajaxRequest`)
that you never return a value from. That means that the value you're
checking is `undefined`, which is falsey, and so
Also, do you really mean to have amp; in your querystring?
if(!ajaxRequest('/chat.php?a=chat_postamp;m='+encodeURIComponent
amp; is HTML escaped. I think you mean (an unescaped CGI
separator).
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