Okay,
My problem is now fixed.
Instead of using HEAD request, i have used GET request :
this.xmlHttp.open("GET", resourceName, false);
this.xmlHttp.send(null);
I think that Firefox 2.0 and Firefox 3.0 have different behaviour of how to
handle request.
For FF3
*In the case of this.xmlHttp.open("HEAD", resourceName, false); : i have no
responseXML (null)
*In the case of this.xmlHttp.open("GET", resourceName, false); : i have
responseXML
For FF2
*In the case of this.xmlHttp.open("HEAD", resourceName, false); : i have
responseXML
*In the case of this.xmlHttp.open("GET", resourceName, false); : i have
responseXML
Why this different behavior?
Thanks,
Alexandre
Alexandre Mazouz wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> After a lot of debugging and other things, i have found a new problem with
> FF3.
> In FF2, IE6, IE7 it works fine but not in FF3.
>
> *******************************
> if (!this.xmlHttp) {
> this.xmlHttp = Sarissa.getXmlHttpRequest();
> }
> this.xmlHttp.open("HEAD", resourceName, false);
> this.xmlHttp.send(null);
> return (this.xmlHttp.status == 200 && this.xmlHttp.responseXML);
> *******************************
> the resourceName is "/dy/browse/bv/nr500/nr500_2008/loc/n0001.xml".
> the statusText is "OK" and status 200.
>
> i have no responseXML.
>
> something seems strange is that when the this.xmlHttp.open is done, i have
> the this.xmlHttp.statusText=this.xmlHttp.channel
>
> all seems to be fine but i get nothing in FF3 (responseXML=null).
>
> Is there any idea from where is the problem and how to fix it?
>
> Thanks,
> Alexandre
>
>
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