As far as I can tell, this can't be done cross-browser. Firefox has an xhr.channel object that has both the original URL, and the redirected URL in various places, but there seems to be no such thing available in Safari 2. And xhr.getAllResponseHeaders() gives the headers for the post-redirected page only.
I didn't try Safari 3, IE, Opera, etc. If it was really important, you could do some voodoo with sending along the current URL as a custom response header that you could then check against. Or, depending on the scenario, maybe you'd be better of using a different HTTP status code, or using a JSON object and do your "redirection" client side. --Erik On 9/19/07, x0nix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > is there a way how to read url of ajax response? Usually it is the > same url I called it with, but sometimes the target url is changed by > redirect (code 302). So can I somehow read the "final" url? > > Thanks > >
