Ajax.Updater problems Firefox 3

[luftikus143]

Hi there,

I recently upgraded to Firefox 3 and suddenly my Ajax.Updater doesn't work anymore. Firefox gives me a "Security Error"... I am using the recent versions of prototype and script.xx.us.

I am not an Ajax-geek.... But it worked smoothly in Safari and Firefox until now.. Thanks for giving me hint!

[PHP]
<a href='#' onclick=\"varia bles(); Effect.toggle(' datasets','BLIN D'); return false;\" >click here</a>

<div id='output-div'></div>


function variables()
{
var url = 'http://xxxxx/fill_variable_l ist.php';
var target = 'output-div';
var pars = 'selectedKeywor d=".str_replace (" ", "+", $selectedKeywor d)."&selected_i ds=".@implode(" +", $selected_ids). "&requestedData settype=".$_POS T['requestedDatas ettype']."';
var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater(ta rget, url, {method: 'get', parameters: pars});
}[/PHP]

[Atli]

Hi.

Is the AJAX calling a file on a different domain than the domain the AJAX scrip came from?
I'm not sure any browser will allow that.

[gits]

i would wonder that it would have worked before the FF 3 update ... i guess it's not a cross-domain issue - but let's wait for the OP's answer. in case i'm right then we should even see the code that updates the div - with FF 3 there are some new issues with referencing frames, documents and elements but this could be fixed quite simple ...

kind regards

[luftikus143]

No, it's the same server. And same domain.

[luftikus143]

Hmmm..... very strange... It works with FF 3.0.1 on Windows. But not with FF 3.0.1 on Max OSX...

[gits]

naaahh ... that seems very strange. has the mac-one any plugin/extension installed, that the windows one has not? firebug or whatever? in case it has just disable it and try again ...

kind regards

[luftikus143]

naaahh ... that seems very strange. has the mac-one any plugin/extension installed, that the windows one has not? firebug or whatever? in case it has just disable it and try again ...

No, nothing. I disabled all add-ons... Still, same thing.

[Atli]

In your code, you have "http://" in your AJAX URL.

Could it be that the Mac version sees the "http://" and just assumes you are requesting a different domain, even tho you are not?

Have you tried a *relative* URL?

[luftikus143]

In your code, you have "http://" in your AJAX URL.

Could it be that the Mac version sees the "http://" and just assumes you are requesting a different domain, even tho you are not?

Have you tried a *relative* URL?

Wow.... that's it! Great! Muchos gracias, thanks a lot, danke schön!