Hi,
I am looking for a working example of jQuery using Ajax. I have done
some work that is fully working in Firefox and Safari, but I always
get the error System error: -1072896658. in IE7.
I am sure I'm doing a little mistake but I can't seem to find it... :(
Thanks!
I agree it works in IE7. The q.cfc script is outputing JavaScript.
In my case, it's outputing either the word Available or Not
Available.
I have modified a strip-down version of my code to work similarily as
the one on co-opcookbook.com
script src=jquery-1.1.4.pack.js
for all your help on this !
I really appreciated your efforts !
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I really appreciated your efforts !
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Thanks for the information, now I know how to catch the error
correctly!
But, to my dismay, the error seems to be something proprietary to
IE...
e.name = Error
e.message = System error: -1072896658.
I tried also with Safari on Windows and it works. It really is only
IE that gives me this
using jQuery 1.1.3 (if that makes a difference), as soon as I get
this code working, I will update to 1.1.4 or even 1.2.
Thanks!
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It is, it's just that I want to keep the domain name secret ;)
My test script is on http://myserver:16003/path_to_file/IEAjax.html
calling the http://myserver:16003/path_to_file/AJAXCheckUsername.jsp
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Thanks for the tip, but in the present case, I have these globally
defined with a var declaration.
Also, I think it would not give a no such interface supported error
if variables were not declared.
Any other ideas ?
On Sep 7, 4:00 pm, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to define
message in IE.
Thanks for your help !!!
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Is there a jQuery equivalent for getElementsByName that will return an
array ?
Thanks!
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I know I can use $(#elementid), but is there something that will
return me an array of object like getElementsByName does ?
Thanks!
Hi,
I have a CheckUsername function where using Ajax and jQuery, I check
if the supplied username is already in use in the database. It works
fine with Firefox, but with IE, I always get this JavaScript error :
No such interface supported
And it always falls in the error: part of the code.
radio buttons in order to check if one is checked.
Glen Lipka answer is good, I will use the $
(input[name=customerType]).
Thanks!
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On Sep 7, 11:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
0xCAFE schrieb: Is there a jQuery equivalent for getElementsByName that will
return an
array
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