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I´ve just worte a few lines using $.ajax() to load an xml file and then parse it to create a carousel, the problem is that i've already probe it on chrome 3.1 and it was working perfectly, at this time chrome 5.0.x it doesn't work, it makes nothing, the success callback response is ok, but it doesn't load the reuqested elements , it's been proved on FF, Safari, IE, Opera, and it works fine, please if you can verify this.
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.ajax() works for me in chrome 5.0.x, what does your code look like? have you validated your javascript? validate your javascript with www.jslint.com. Also make sure that your xml is valid, though that is much easier to see and much harder to mess up.
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Here's the code , it's verysimple i'm just loading info from a list in a html to load into an ul using the selectors, as a final probe i've been making an alert of the response data, as i wrote before, it works fine for the other browsers but in chrome it returns in a empty response...
thanks for the help....
- <!DOCTYPE html>
- <html>
- <head>
- <script src="jquery.js"></script>
- </head>
- <body>
- <b>Footer navigation:</b>
- <div>
- <ul id="old-nav">
- <li>Download</li>
- <li>Docs</li>
- <li>Bugs</li>
- </ul>
- <ol id="new-nav"></ol>
- </div>
- <script>
- $(function(){ $("#new-nav").load("probe2.html #new-nav",function(html){alert(html);});});
- </script>
- </body>
- </html>
does it alert an empty response? or not alert at all.
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This code shows me an empty alert box when run from my hard drive, but works fine when run from the server. I have noticed this behavior with Chrome and the ajax function before. Are you accessing the file from the server or your hard drive?
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I haven't probe it loading from a remote server, maybe it can work, but as you said i'm working locally, and it does nothing, because the response from the ajax request becomes into an empty object, please help, this was working fine in chrome 3.0.x, i've already probe the .$get(), and as the other cases, it works fine even in IE , but in chrome does nothing.
Camilo.
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i would suggest trying to do this from a server. chrome may be restricting access to your file system since you are running locally.
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Thanks for the help, as you said it works trying from a server, just don't know if there's a config for the chrome security items, but from now i have resolved this issue for my requests.
Thank you so much.....
Camilo
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Yes, I have the same problem! Becase the newest chrome 5.0 refuse the url.
this is my ticket http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/6689#preview.
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After a full day of googling, i finally have found the solution for xhr returning status=0 when running under chrome.
Please look at this page:
http://www.mail-archive.com/qooxdoo-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg29542.html
When you are getting ajax content from a server asp.net page, beware on using the Response.Close() at end.
This would send all buffered data to client, but also send a "Reset by peer" signal that close the socket.
IE/FF just handle it well, but Chrome can0t handle this, returning an internal Network Error 101 on xhr.Send().
If you dont use Response.Close() on your server code, $.ajax will work just fine also on chrome.
Hope this helps.
Paolo
Please look at this page:
http://www.mail-archive.com/qooxdoo-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg29542.html
When you are getting ajax content from a server asp.net page, beware on using the Response.Close() at end.
This would send all buffered data to client, but also send a "Reset by peer" signal that close the socket.
IE/FF just handle it well, but Chrome can0t handle this, returning an internal Network Error 101 on xhr.Send().
If you dont use Response.Close() on your server code, $.ajax will work just fine also on chrome.
Hope this helps.
Paolo
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We can test the code in google chrome on system also.....open google chrome through cmd prompt with cmd:
chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-files
and then open your file in chrome.
Ankit Adlakha
chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-files
and then open your file in chrome.
Ankit Adlakha
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