Re: and IE8

Hi I will change the the myfaces scripts accordingly so that an ActiveX fallback is chosen if no native XMLHttpRequest object is present. This will go into the next release. I will commit the changes into the trunk tomorrow. Werner Am 18.12.12 15:58, schrieb Bashirazad, Wahid: You're right, th

AW: and IE8

You're right, the native XMLHTTP Support is disabled and that's the reason why Ajax doesn't work. I can also confirm that with your changes in Myfaces scripts the Ajax call works fine without enabling the XMLHTTP setting. Thanks a lot for your investigation. Regards Wahid -Ursprüngliche

Re: and IE8

Just to answer myself, I turned off XMLHttpRequest on IE8 and finally was able to reproduce the error. Now there are two solutions. For a quick fix, turn on XMLHttpRequest under Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced Tab -> Scroll down to Security -> Check 'Enable Native XMLHTTP Support'. This

Re: and IE8

Ok I now changed the way the xmlhttprequest object is generated to the ActiveX fallback if XMLHttpRequest is not found. http://people.apache.org/~werpu/testProject3.tar.bz2 is the project with the changes. Check if it works. Werner Am 18.12.12 13:52, schrieb Werner Punz: Hi this looks like

Re: and IE8

Hi this looks like a config problem, could it be that the security settings on your companies machines block the XMLHttpRequest object. Just to be precise, does it fail strictly on that line? var _ret = new XMLHttpRequest(); or later? Werner Am 18.12.12 13:24, schrieb Bashirazad, Wahid: H

AW: and IE8

Hi, This is the output on the scripting console: LOG: starting send LOG: defining scope This LOG: scope This done LOG: Error:Objekt erwartet TypeError: Objekt erwartet When I start debugging into the scripts, in standard mode the error occurs in _Runtime.js(374): var _ret = new XMLHttpRequest();