Hi all,
I have a bit of a strange problem. For one of my clients I've added some ajax functionality to their website. To get the context; it's a website for a travelagency and pricetables are generates by ajax-calls to reduce serverload and improve user experience.
Only now I received an email where they say it is not working in IE7. So, to test this I first installed IETester but this almost crashes every single time I only open a website. So I've downloaded a trialversion VMWare Workstation and installed a virtual XP machine with IE7 (because IE8 is on my primary Win7 install). What a hassle to simulate an error eh?! ;)
Anyway. After some debugging I think it's the xmlHttpRequest status property, when I try to alert this status in the corresponding javascript function IE shows an exclamationsign at the leftbottom corner with some vague 'not further defined error' message while in IE8, FireFox and Chrome this is no problem at all.
So I figured I might have been using the wrong XMLHttpRequest object. But then again, the first call which is also made to intiate the first pricetable for the closest month works just fine. Just to be sure I googled which object should work for IE7, now I'm using Msxml2.XMLHTTP and the initial load goes well.
When I click an <a onclick="callToFunction(with, correct, params)">click</a> it gets into the function to update a <div> but then it sort of freezes. I found out that the xmlHttp.readyState is 4 but I can't output the xmlHttp.status, then the 'not further defined error' message shows again at the leftbottom corner.
My question after a bit of a long evening trying to solve this, do you guys have any clue what might be the problem?
Ben Fransen