[JSMentors] JavaScript version vs. ECMAScript version

2011-05-23 Thread Aaron Godin
Hello JSMentors, My questions is slightly less technical than I have seen in here, but it is regarding versions of JS and ECMA script. Is there some way to know which Javascript versions each of the major browsers are using? I see Mozilla in their documentation has listings of different versions o

Re: [JSMentors] Re: Zakas Blog == Censored

2011-05-23 Thread Rey Bango
Top posting is allowed on here. This isn't a newsgroup and we don't limit how a person decides to reply. Whether someone censors their blog comments or not is not relevant to this group. That's a personal situation between the blog owner and the commenter and doesn't have a place on JSMentors. Ase

[JSMentors] Re: Zakas Blog == Censored

2011-05-23 Thread RobG
On May 23, 10:08 pm, Rey Bango wrote: > Actually, it does Rob. All this top-posting. Presumably that is in replying to: > On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 2:53 AM, RobG wrote: [...] > > There is nothing in the JSMentors Google Groups profile that links to > > the page with those rules, perhaps that i

Re: [JSMentors] XMLHttpRequest cannot load

2011-05-23 Thread Tio Oscar
2011/5/23 Tio Oscar > 2011/5/23 Anton Kovalyov > >> Assuming that you are not running this code from google.com, that error >> happens because of Same Origin Policy supported by all browsers. Basically >> it means.that you can't do cross-domain XmlHttpRequest calls. >> >> Anton >> On May 23, 201

Re: [JSMentors] XMLHttpRequest cannot load

2011-05-23 Thread Tio Oscar
2011/5/23 Anton Kovalyov > Assuming that you are not running this code from google.com, that error > happens because of Same Origin Policy supported by all browsers. Basically > it means.that you can't do cross-domain XmlHttpRequest calls. > > Anton > On May 23, 2011 6:21 AM, "nasi" wrote: > > I

Re: [JSMentors] XMLHttpRequest cannot load

2011-05-23 Thread Anton Kovalyov
Assuming that you are not running this code from google.com, that error happens because of Same Origin Policy supported by all browsers. Basically it means.that you can't do cross-domain XmlHttpRequest calls. Anton On May 23, 2011 6:21 AM, "nasi" wrote: > I am using the following code. when I run

[JSMentors] XMLHttpRequest cannot load

2011-05-23 Thread nasi
I am using the following code. when I run this code in eclipse it works but when I want to run it in chrome I get "XMLHttpRequest cannot load" error. var req = new XMLHttpRequest(); req.open("get", 'http://www.google.com/search? hl=enrlz=1I7SKPB_en&q=query'&start=10&sa=N target="blank"'/", true);