Thanks Mike,
That helps a lot. I have modified the code back to a more 'default'
setting and have found that all I needed to do was encode the xml
string (using the escape() method) and then, of course decode the
string on the server. If I don't encode/escape the xml, I get an ajax
call error.
> What seems odd is that jQuery throws an error before initiating the
> ajax call if I set the property 'processData: false' in the
> initialisation.
I think you've misunderstood the use of the processData option. That
option lets the ajax function know whether it should convert the data
arg to
Yes, the xml structure at this stage (testing) is very simple, but the
page throws and error before it gets to look at the data. The server
returns a json string of the format {status: "success"} or {status:
"error"} which would then be processed by the 'success' script.
What seems odd is that j
On 9 Mag, 17:17, NeilM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> success : function(data) {
> // Process data here
> }
what is this function supposed to do?
it seems that it doesn't get the correct data (like the data var is
empty or something).
are you sure that your serversid
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