RE: calling AJAX from locally cached page

Subject: RE: calling AJAX from locally cached page

From: Jamie Wood <email@hidden>

Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:21:51 -0700

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Hi Alon,

The person who reported the problem was me.

The solution was to add a NETWORK section to your manifest file that contains the paths of the server-side scripts that handle the AJAX requests.

For example, your manifest would look something like this:

CACHE MANIFEST

/js/my-ajax-library.js

NETWORK:

/cgi-bin/my-ajax-call-handler.cgi

Jamie

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Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 11:37:31 -0400
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Subject: calling AJAX from locally cached page

Can someone refresh my memory on this?

I know that that we can use manifest files to locally cache pages.

However, I vaguely recall someone posting on this forum that they were unable to make an AJAX call using XMLHTTPRequest from a locally cached page. Is that right?

I also (vaguely) remember that somebody had a work around for this issue. Does anyone remember this one?

Perhaps there is an archive of this list I could search?

Alon Raskin

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