I am the author of a WordPress plugin (php) that uses some very simple and standard AHAH calls here and there. 99% plus of my users have no problem with this but one or two receive 404 errors on the AHAH call.
We have confirmed files are all correctly located, permissions are perfect and if I paste the url into the address bar of the php file that the AHAH is supposed to return - it correctly returns it's content to the browser. But when executed by the code it returns a 404 OK.
We can find no difference in the setup of these users and I am fast losing my hair trying to work out the problem. Browser 'brand' does not appear to matter (although I could be wrong there) - one uses fastCGI one does not. All are Apache/LInux.
Can anyone make a suggestion where I can look next for the problem?
We have confirmed files are all correctly located, permissions are perfect and if I paste the url into the address bar of the php file that the AHAH is supposed to return - it correctly returns it's content to the browser. But when executed by the code it returns a 404 OK.
We can find no difference in the setup of these users and I am fast losing my hair trying to work out the problem. Browser 'brand' does not appear to matter (although I could be wrong there) - one uses fastCGI one does not. All are Apache/LInux.
Can anyone make a suggestion where I can look next for the problem?
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