To follow up on the result of this.
I can not use ajax for requesting information from another site (bummer).
However I only originally wanted an image that wouldn't popup a
security login window.
Using this works beautifully:
var img = new Image(); //Don't use document.createElement(img);
Sean Catchpole wrote on 5/22/2007 2:03 PM:
So I've finally been able to suppress that error in Google Icon
(https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4676)
I have favicons disabled in Firefox because some sites use it to serve
3rd-party tracking cookies. Took me a while to figure it
I found it's easy to catch a 400 range error in jquery, but not in safari!
I ran a tiny $.ajax program where it tries to get a file from behind a
.htaccess'ed directory...
firefox opera returned .status = 401 and .statusText
but safari returned null for .status (webkit returned 0)
Ok, so now I have this same scenario where I am trying to load ajax
from a apache authenticated area and it popping up with the login box.
Is there any way to hide that?
I'm looking all over the web, but I haven't found anything yet.
~Sean
short answer: nope. :-/
On 5/1/07, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, so now I have this same scenario where I am trying to load ajax
from a apache authenticated area and it popping up with the login box.
Is there any way to hide that?
I'm looking all over the web, but I haven't
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