[thelist] JavaScript/Ajax - responseText and IE question
Peter Brunone (EasyListBox.com)
peter at easylistbox.com
Thu Mar 2 12:46:12 CST 2006
> If you mean capital R - didn't work.
Does that mean your code below is a typo?
> response = request.ResponseText; <-- this is okay
:-D
From: Tom Dell'Aringa pixelmech at yahoo.com
If you mean capital R - didn't work. Turns out I overstated the problem. This is the deal:
when response.responseText comes back, I can alert it as a valid string, even in IE. But when I go
to apply that as innerHTML - that is when I get the error - so this is failing:
response = request.ResponseText; <-- this is okay
m = document.getElementById('msg');
m.innerHTML = response; <-- this errors out!?!?!
For some reason IE does not like the string of text? I tried toString() with no luck...
--- Peter Brunone wrote:
> I had that problem with ELB a while back.
>
> Try request.ResponseText for IE.
>
> And yes, I'm serious.
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