Lazy me has finally got around to sending some comments:
Under the definition of XML response entity body it is probably worth
reiterating that if the UA is not also a conforming XML UA it must
return null.
getAllResponseHeaders() should probably define the exact format. The
example
It seems to be possible to send a Document using XHR where the encoding
specified by the Content-Type charset parameter differs from the actual
encoding used to encode the serialisation. For example by:
var r = new XMLHttpRequest();
r.open(POST, somewhere);
Cameron McCormack wrote:
It seems to be possible to send a Document using XHR where the encoding
specified by the Content-Type charset parameter differs from the actual
encoding used to encode the serialisation.
For what it's worth, this got changed from Gecko 1.8 to Gecko 1.9.
Firefox 3
Ian Hickson wrote:
Chaals, please see the end of this message.
On Wed, 28 May 2008, Jonas Sicking wrote:
It seems to me that everyone agrees that insertNode() was always
intended to insert a node _into_ the range, and that the collapsed
case was simply lost between the cracks when the DOM
