In a page , i need to give multiple xmlhttp request in a single
page sequencely,
In case of IE browser it working fine,
But incase of Netscape browser, first xmlhttp request is going and
im getting the response for that request, and im sending the second
request but it is not going.
Exactly what i want to know is, In my product we are using
xmlhttp request to retrive some data from the server, And Im using IE
browser, its working fine in IE.
Now i want to work with netscape,I dont know how to pass the xmlhttp
request in Netscape. i got some code like below for netscape for
xmlhttp
var oXML=new XMLHttpRequest();
oXML.open("GET","http://google.com",false);
oXML.send(null);
document.write(oXML.responseText);
but its not woking, it shows some uncaught exception error.
So can u suggest me some code for xmlhttp request for Netscape,Im using
version 8.1 netscape browser.
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Code:
And the HTML
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[Code]...
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[Code]...
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Code:
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Code:
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[code]....
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[Code]...
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