On Aug 18, 5:32 am, shakerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've tried adjusting the path, i.e.
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> $("#myContent").load("../mypage.php");
> $("#myContent").load("/mypage.php");
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> etc, but consistently receive the same error message. Does anyone know
> how I can resolve this?Hi Shakerman, If you tried fully qualified URLs (e.g.,. "/mypage.php") and that didn't work, then that somewhat leans to your server-side scripts needing more information on the server-side path resolution. I came across similar issues. In most cases, using FQ urls on the client side resolved it. In another case, as a temporary solution until I logistical requrements of using jQuery on our system, I had to copy files to sub-folders, i.e, like wait.gif. This would require a change to the plugin I was using to make it more generic. If you haven't yet, if you are using FF, install FireBug Debugger. It has a display option to show you all HTTP request made and whether it failed or not. This helped in quckly seeing why some request were not showing up. --- HLS
