Subj : Re: jQuery .get and .ajax
To   : art
From : Nightfox
Date : Fri Feb 04 2011 05:28 pm

  Re: Re: jQuery .get and .ajax
  By: art to Nightfox on Fri Feb 04 2011 08:56:00

 > I'm not sure, but I've had similar issues where javascript is not allowed to
 > run locally.This may be down to browser permissions (if using IE for example
 > add the local URL to trusted sites or something similar).

hmm..  Just the other day, I was looking up example code (non-jQuery) for a
cross-browser JavaScript function for getting an XMLHTTP object, and someone
had some special code for IE to let it run in local mode.  I hadn't seen that
before..  I have a function I wrote some years ago to return an XMLHTTP object,
and it works locally and when the site is on a host, but it still has some
cross-browser issues.  jQuery helped with that, but now I'm running into this
issue with jQuery..  I thought jQuery was supposed to make things easy. ;)

Nightfox

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