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2007-05-17
, 01:38
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Joined on May 2007
@ Massachusetts
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Does not do AJAX in what way? AJAX you are writing or AJAX from other web sites you visit?
I've discovered that Opera on the 770 and 800 requires you to set the 'Referer' header in the request to the current page from which the AJAX request comes.
E.g. using Prototype:
(Note that this request itself doesn't do very much.... it's to illustrate the headers.)
I've discovered that Opera on the 770 and 800 requires you to set the 'Referer' header in the request to the current page from which the AJAX request comes.
E.g. using Prototype:
Code:
function DoAjaxStuff() {
new Ajax.Request('/stuff', { method: 'get',
requestHeaders:['Referer', document.location.href],
asynchronous: true });
}
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2007-05-17
, 17:29
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Joined on Apr 2007
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hmm, thanks for the heads up. now im just wondering where i can put that in my rails application.
thoughts?