FF3 and POST errors
Hi,
problem with ff3.
my aw.http.requests cause my apache server to return "internal server error" messages when using "Post" if I change to "get" they seem to work.
this only happens in ff3, in ff2 and in IE, this code always worked with "post".
What would be causing this and is there a setting for Content Type or something else that can solve this so that I don't have to change my code. was having a bit of a loading issue also but solved that with a setTimeout, have updated to 2.5.2 trial version. Have licensed version of earlier 202.
I have access to server side. for the most part my requests are just returning arrays of data, for grid and drop down lists via the AW.HTTP.Request
any ideas
samle code. If i insert an alert I just the the standard apache "internal server error. I am using "Content-Type: text/html"
mydat = new AW.HTTP.Request;
mydat.setURL("cgi-bin/mypostids");
mydat.setRequestMethod("Post");
mydat.setParameter("ContactID"),subcontact.getControlText());
mydat.request();
mydat.response = function(data){
var mqg = eval(data);
...
}
Jeff
problem with ff3.
my aw.http.requests cause my apache server to return "internal server error" messages when using "Post" if I change to "get" they seem to work.
this only happens in ff3, in ff2 and in IE, this code always worked with "post".
What would be causing this and is there a setting for Content Type or something else that can solve this so that I don't have to change my code. was having a bit of a loading issue also but solved that with a setTimeout, have updated to 2.5.2 trial version. Have licensed version of earlier 202.
I have access to server side. for the most part my requests are just returning arrays of data, for grid and drop down lists via the AW.HTTP.Request
any ideas
samle code. If i insert an alert I just the the standard apache "internal server error. I am using "Content-Type: text/html"
mydat = new AW.HTTP.Request;
mydat.setURL("cgi-bin/mypostids");
mydat.setRequestMethod("Post");
mydat.setParameter("ContactID"),subcontact.getControlText());
mydat.request();
mydat.response = function(data){
var mqg = eval(data);
...
}
Jeff
Jeff
August 12,