On 9/20/07, Kirk Cerny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am not an expert either but:
> 2 XML connections open for the same domain.
> You can get many connections open by changing the domain.
> xml.domainname.com
> xml2.domanname.com
> You can accomplish this using the domain property of the docume
Hi.
I was trying to cull out just the pertinent code, so that's why the
calling method, etc. seems truncated. Alas (and I wish I could) I
can't post the whole thing, which I know would be more useful.
All of the methods are part of jDemon.
You're right, I don't know what "this" means. I was mod
I am not an expert either but:
2 XML connections open for the same domain.
You can get many connections open by changing the domain.
xml.domainname.com
xml2.domanname.com
You can accomplish this using the domain property of the document object.
document.domain = domainname.com
http://www.devguru.
I am not an expert:
I was reading yesterday about browsers are only required to keep 2 XML
connections open and place other requests into que others, which will
be call later, not in any order. See if you can location further into
in this area?
I'll bet "this" is not what you expect. What is all the "this" usage for? It
doesn't look like you are creating an object, or are
you? I don't see the calling code - do you call "new jDemon" or just "jDemon()"?
login, getAllCustomers, and getAllCustomersSuccess are methods of... what?
For examp
On 9/19/07, Lee Hinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I am trying to nest an ajax call as part of the success callback to an
> ajax call. Specifically, after a successful log in, I'd like to
> populate some data.
>
> I'm stepping into a lot of new ground, for me, so it's hard to figure
> out
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