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Originally posted by SmokingCookie
@ CookieRevised:
I have checked your code on the site you've linked to, and found this in the code:
// Mozilla only implementation! (Line 6)
I don't know if this is imprtant, but I'll give it a try.
Very important actually.
Mozilla and MSIE have the xmlhttp object implemented differently. I thought the code was for MSIE, showing an alternative way for something you could do in Mozilla.... I guess it was the other way around.... That's what you get when you're hasty
, sorry...
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Originally posted by Eljay
Edit: found this:
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Originally posted by http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms534361(VS.85).aspx
3 (Receiving) Some data has been received. responseText is not available. responseBody is not available.
4 (Loaded) All the data has been received. responseText is available. responseBody is available.
The remarks also provide a couple of possibilities that could be used, I shall experiment further
cool... ServerXMLHTTP seems promissing a first sight. the IXMLHTTP object needs a language to be set for viewing webpages in order to work if I read it correctly.