EDIT: now the question becomes, how do I tell Sajax to use POST instead of GET? I've tried some examples from google but they are sketchy, and as I said, they didn't work. I know, we're all jQuery nuts around here. I've used the following code to try and find a limit to the amount of data that can be sent to the server via an ajax cal...
We have a webpage that we provide to partner companies via an iFrame. The iFrame contains several javascript files that make ajax requests to our server for data. The iFrame itself requires an API Key that is keyed to the domain of the partner. This prevents the iFrame from displaying if it is installed on a domain that isn't register...
Actually what i am trying to build is like a kind of firewall. It should be able to get to know all the requests going from my machine. It should be able to stop selected ones. I am not sure how to even start about with this. I am having VS 2008/2005 with framework 2.0. Please let me know if there is any particular class i can start with...
Google hosts popular ajax libraries for free at : http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/ You get to take advantage of their bandwidth, their CDN and most importantly that users may already have it cached from another site that is retrieving their JS files from google. Was just wondering if the same is true for Microsoft AJAX anywhere?...
I'm wondering what a controller - such as the following Rails controller - would look like in Django, to perform an ajax update of the page after an asynchronous form submission (assuming the following is correct): def create @omelet = Omelet.new(params[:omelet]) render :update do |page| if @omelet.save page.replace_html 'notice',...
I have simple php application, it works on all browsers except on IE8 beta 2, problem occurs when I try to update table field using Ajax call (jQuery post method). Using IE8 debugger I figure out that IE8 doesn't send session cookie so php scripts redirects to login page instead of executing requested action. What can I do to make this...
I have an HTML page with a typical structure: <html> <head> <script .../> <style .../> </head> <body> content </body> <script> var success_callback = function(data) { // REPLACE PAGE CONTENT & STRUCTURE WITH "data" } ajax(url, params, success_callback); </script> </html> Do you think it is possible ? I've alre...
My site uses the Google Maps API. In situations where the connection to Google is slow and the map can't be rendered in a reasonable time, I'd like a Javascript callback method to be called such that I can display a useful message to the user rather than have a 'loading...' message constantly displayed. Is this achievable? ...
I have recently been working with someone on a project that is very ajax intense. All calls are made to web services using ajax and the data logic is handled on the client side. The server side code just acts as the DAL and does little else. How much javascript is too much? ...
Hi there, I have a GridView inside an UpdatePanel that is populated when a search is performed on the page. When it is populated or the page changed, it performs a fade animation. There are other operations that I want to perform that update the UpdatePanel, but I don't want these to perform these fade animations. The closest I have fou...
I just got my first Unit Test project working, and immediately ran into some problems. One of the nice details about the Unit Testing concept that were pointed out to me was that I won't have to mock up http-contexts or such in order to test my application. However, I have made use of the Request.IsMvcAjaxRequest() check in my controlle...
I am using Fiddler to debug my MVC application and see all the HTTP requests. The application is running on http://localhost:51234/mvc As anybody who has tried to use Fiddler for a site hosted on localhost knows there is an issue - windows won't forward localhost traffic through the proxy if you hit this link directly. You can work aro...
I'm new to Dojo, so I need a little help. Some of my links takes a while (when the user clicks, it takes several seconds before the page starts loading), and I'd like to add a "loading"-message. I can do it the "old fashion way", but I want to learn the new, easier, smarter Dojo-way. Exactly how it works is not important right now, bu...
Hello, I have the following part of an AJAX application, which gives no errors, but also nothing is displayed to the screen, so I am unsure of where the problem lies. Calling this page directly from a browser with ?cmd&id=1 should return, or even calling it without ?cmd should return the cmd error message. edit: added test cases: I do ...
Hi, I am firing an Ajax request using jQuery. During the process, I show a loading text to the user till it reaches the success/errorhandler function. Is there a way to abort the request in middle of it. So that it doesn't goes to the success/errorHandler variable. One way I can think of is using a global variable. Is there a better meth...
I have a number of asp.net AJAX update panels on a page, that can be refreshed independantley. I would like it so that when the refresh button is used, the content in the panel is hidden, and only the loading image is displayed while data is fetched (it takes 5-10 seconds for data to come back from the server). What is the best way to ac...
I'm trying to create a bookmarklet that will start off an AJAX call to an aspx page I've written. The code tests out perfectly when I place the javascript in a static html page, but when I try and call it off from a bookmarklet, the code will just hang at the xmlHttp.open("GET", url, true) part. The code of the bookmarklet is basicall...
We have just started using ASP.Net MVC Release Candidate and the test project we have was previously testing Ajax requests with MVC beta. The old code looked something like this: Mock<HttpRequestBase> request = new Mock<HttpRequestBase>(); Mock<HttpResponseBase> response = new Mock<HttpResponseBase>(); Mock<HttpContextBase> context = n...
For a pet project, I have been looking for a web chat script capable of running potentially tens of thousands of users simultaneously. I don't want to use any kind of applet or browser extension, so on the client side, it should be simple Ajax. On the server side I'm pretty much open to anything. I'm not looking for bells and whistles, ...
I have an Ajax request to a web service that typically takes 30-60 seconds to complete. In some cases it could take as long as a few minutes. During this time the user can continue working on other tasks, which means they will probably be on a different page when the task finishes. Is there a way to tell that the original request has be...