Hi,
I have a HTML Application (HTA) using Ajax.Request to get information
from one of my LAMP based server. The requests were working fine
using HTTP. However, the requests are failing (responseText is blank)
when I use HTTPS. Server SSL is enabled using self signed
certificates.
Is there any w
Hi,
I don't think it has anything to do with the certificate being self-
signed, just that it's https.
Are you trying to use https in an ajax call when the page has been
loaded via http? If so, you're running into the Same Origin Policy[1],
which forbids doing that. Ajax requests, by default, can
Addendum:
> I am using prototype.js version 1.5.
Why? It's been out of date for more than three and a half years
(assuming you're talking about v1.5.1.2, which was superceded by
v1.6.0 in November 2007). That's a _long_ time in the browser-based
world.
-- T.J.
On Jun 12, 10:36 am, "T.J. Crowder
The new window effect that Facebook has when you click on a photograph is
what I am referring to. I have not tried but I assume I can figure out how
to do that but I was wondering if prototype or scriptaculous already has
such a creature.
Thanks,
pedz
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It's a div... all you do is show/hide the div. You can put controls inside
the div to perform various functions like next/previous which uses an ajax
call to get the next or previous image.
On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 8:45 AM, pedz wrote:
> The new window effect that Facebook has when you click on
Hi Crowder,
Thanks for the information.
As I said in my post, the Ajax.Request call are in a HTML Application
(HTA). Which is not a server page. It run on client machine using
mshta.exe and request data from server using ajax.
And I don't think the issue is due to "Same Origin Policy", as the
re
Yea. I think it is a little more complicated isn't it? It looks to me like
it uses the z-index to be above the normal content. As I said, it doesn't
look super hard. Just curious if it had been done before.
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Lots of ways of doing this... make it as simple or as complex as you like!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/108461/how-do-i-pop-up-an-image-in-a-separate-div-on-the-mouseover-of-a-div-using-only-c
http://javascript.internet.com/miscellaneous/popup-div.html
http://www.pat-burt.com/web-developme
Hi,
> As I said in my post, the Ajax.Request call are in a HTML Application
> (HTA). Which is not a server page. It run on client machine using
> mshta.exe and request data from server using ajax.
Ah, sorry. Probably not safe to assume everyone knows what you mean by
"HTA". I've seen any number o
Hate to butt in here but did try setting an
alert(ajax.transport.responseText) right after your ajax call?
On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 6:28 PM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > As I said in my post, the Ajax.Request call are in a HTML Application
> > (HTA). Which is not a server page. It run on client
I just faced the same issue,
seems like we need afterFinish option, but I agree that BlindUp must check
if scaleTo is 0 to hide it, and if it's not, do not hide the element...
new Effect.BlindUp(element, {
afterFinish: function() {
this.show()
}.bind(element)
});
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