Thanks James.
It would probably take an hour or more to reproduce a demo of the errors in a publicly-accessible space, so I'm hoping this is a known issue by now and that anyone who's also experienced it can shed some light on it. I had already checked the Mozilla security updates page. I don't really understand it, but it all seems to deal with changes to XSL and XUL. Doesn't this have something essential to do with how AJAX works? The AJAX error message that Firefox 3.0.8 triggers in jQuery's AJAX functions returns an XHR status of "200" and an XHR status text of "OK". jQuery version is 1.2.6. Probably not old enough to be the issue. Any thoughts? JOSH On Apr 1, 5:22 pm, James <james.gp....@gmail.com> wrote: > I have not experienced such issues using FF3.0.8 and the latest > version of jQuery (1.3.2). > Which version of jQuery are you using? > > If possible, are you able to provide some code or samples of the > content being transferred that's not working? > Here's the Security Updates page for > FF3.0.8:http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefox30.html#... > > On Apr 1, 1:08 pm, tallvanilla <tallvani...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Many of our websites users began reporting AJAX errors on all jQuery- > > enabled pages of our website. The common factor among these users is > > that all are using the latest update to Firefox: version 3.0.8. From > > what I've gathered, it might only affect "get" requests, but I can't > > be sure of that yet. > > > Has anyone else experienced this problem yet, or is this too new to > > have been identified as a bug? Is it more likely a bug in Firefox than > > jQuery? > > > Unfortunately, I have no links to post. This all occurs in a secure, > > members-only area of our website. > > > JOSH
