Well I found the problem was on line 1735 of the SVN jQuery. It reads:

success( jQuery.httpData( xml, dataType ), status );

I changed it to the old code from Rev 243:

success( xml, status );

I'm sure what that does in terms of reducing functionality but I know it
does fix the interface autocompleter problem that I was having.

-Aaron


aedmonds wrote:
> 
> I just updated to Rev 292 of jQuery and I'm using the latest
> iautocompleter from interface.
> 
> When the AJAX post is called there is an error thrown:
> 
> Error: r.getResponseHeader is not a function
> Source File: http://pdxmission.datafirminc.com/js/jquery.js
> Line: 1809
> 
> It looks like it traces through iautocompleter.js on line 104 which reads:
> 
> xml = $.httpData(response);
> 
> Thought I'd let y'all know.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -Aaron
> 

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