You should open up a ticket on this: http://dev.jquery.com/
If this is something that YUI is normalizing, then we probably should as well. --John On 7/31/07, Andy Martone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've come across some strange behavior in IE7. Sometimes when an > XmlHttpRequest receives a 204 (No Content) HTTP status code on the > response, IE sets the XmlHttpRequest object's status property to > 1223. In my code, this seems to be happening when my server is > returning a 204 from a PUT request - IE seems to be handling the 204 > from a DELETE request okay. > > Anyhow, jQuery's httpSuccess function is (quite understandably) > interpreting the 1223 response as a failure. I tacked on another > condition to the end of the if statement: > > jQuery.browser.msie && r.status == 1223 > > This seems to fix the problem. However, my overall jQuery knowledge > is pretty limited, so I'm not aware of any potential side effects. > > A quick Google search turns up a few references to this bug on the > intertubes, but I can't find anything on MSDN (surprise surprise). > Yahoo's toolkit normalizes the 1223 response back to 204: > > http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/docs/connection.js.html > > Any chance a fix for this can make it into the next version of jQuery? > >
