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A1ien51 · 03-13-2007, 07:55 PM

I will add some more info for you:

If you end up reusing the object, the open method should come before onreadystatechange

I talk about it here:
http://radio.javaranch.com/pascarell...817890773.html

If you are creating an object each time, it really does not matter what order they come in.

The standards say it should not matter, IE says otherwise!

With the status != 200 you should be using a try catch.
I talk about the error that can occur here:
http://radio.javaranch.com/pascarell...345471027.html

There is another group of fun errors with status codes in th 12XXX. (IE errors)
I actually have code in my handlers that see this error and issue a retry attempt.

Good thing to do is look at Dojo, Prototype, and YUI on what they do under the covers. You will see notes on errors and other strange things. I have seen almost all of them in my logs at work. I log all clientside errors with a custom framework. Drives me insane with Object Expected and the boss expects you to know what the issue is with a line number!

Eric

03-13-2007, 07:55 PM	PM User \| #9
A1ien51 Senior Coder Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Between DC and Baltimore In a Cave Posts: 2,717 Thanks: 1 Thanked 94 Times in 88 Posts	I will add some more info for you: If you end up reusing the object, the open method should come before onreadystatechange I talk about it here: http://radio.javaranch.com/pascarell...817890773.html If you are creating an object each time, it really does not matter what order they come in. The standards say it should not matter, IE says otherwise! With the status != 200 you should be using a try catch. I talk about the error that can occur here: http://radio.javaranch.com/pascarell...345471027.html There is another group of fun errors with status codes in th 12XXX. (IE errors) I actually have code in my handlers that see this error and issue a retry attempt. Good thing to do is look at Dojo, Prototype, and YUI on what they do under the covers. You will see notes on errors and other strange things. I have seen almost all of them in my logs at work. I log all clientside errors with a custom framework. Drives me insane with Object Expected and the boss expects you to know what the issue is with a line number! Eric __________________ Tech Author [Ajax In Action, JavaScript: Visual Blueprint]