In jQuery 1.4.4 I could load a JSON file from subdomain2.website.com to subdomain1.website.com without any problems. When I upgraded to jQuery 1.5 this didn't work anymore.
Is this a jQuery bug
$.getJSON("http://subdomain2.website.com/resources/data.json", function( data ) {
console.log("data");
});
have a problem when using get or post from subdomain.I have a file included in header: functions.js. in this file a have a function similar to: function popup(thevar,json){$.get([URL]...{thevar:thevar,json:json},function(data){alert(data);});} It works fine, but when i try to use this function from subdomain.domain.com it fails with no error. Is there a way to resolve this so that i can call the function from any subomain?
I'm creating chat with LONG POLLING. To keep main domain ajax requests (send message) untouched (unqueued), I had to put my long-polling script to subdomain.So I've got 2 "domains"
foo.cz channel.foo.cz
I do not mind about any Same Origin Policy right now as I put
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
at top of that script. I also do use
ini_set('session.cookie_domain', '.foo.cz');
in all scripts (sending, receiving, chatting room).
For debugging, i've got this in my channel.foo.cz/getNews.php:
print_r($_SESSION); print_r($_COOKIE); die();
My problem is:
I do load chatting room Ajax (jquery) requests channel.foo.cz/getNews.php getNews.php returns this:
array()array()
It look that cookies and session isn't setted up. But! If I look into my FF cookie browser, I do see that domain for these cookies set in chatRoom is .foo.cz If I try to copy ajax request uri and paste it into browser url, it returns me
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My code is: <script src="[URL]" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> try { var pageTracker = _gat._getTracker("xxxx"); pageTracker._setDomainName("www.mydomain.org.uk"); pageTracker._trackPageview(); } catch (err) { } </script>
Is it just me, or can no one else see the content of the documentation pages?All I get is a blank window. I've tried multiple browsers on multiple computers with no difference.
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I have not tried any versions between those mentioned so I do not know in what version this happened. If i revert to v1.2.6 everything is OK.
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So - Is Javascript the way? Or should I look elesewhere?
I have a problem with an ajax application using jquery.Depending on the responseText I want to load another page into a containerA response created by php can look like this:redir@test.php?a=1&b=2&c=3I parse it with javascript as follows:
Code: function parseInput(responseText){ var redir= /redir@/;
l am making an jax call and the data is coming back fine inserted into the specific div correctly.However my css is broken after the AJAX call. the h1 are too big some menu items disppear.See code below
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I've been trying to show a div using jQuery's show function with the scale effect. My code works fine in Firefox. When I test it in IE7, it breaks. I narrowed it down to either the origin argument of the scale effect, or the time argument of the show function (which seems unlikely). Like this:
Works in IE7, italics added to show commented code better:
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function populateCause() { $.getJSON(urlQueries, {sql:'list_causes'}, function(data) { var select = $('#opencause'); var options = select.attr('options');
[Code]....
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