Hi, Trying to use Ajax.Updater to update a screen element. Works well, except in one place where I want to use a 302 Redirect page. This works absolutely fine in the Browser, and takes me to the page I want to see. However, when calling using Ajax Updater, I get a message like this: This document you requested has moved temporarily. It's now at http://.... The on302 event fires, and I have tried re-calling Ajax.Updater from there, with the redirect URL, but with no success. I have seen other posts which say that hte redirect happens transparently to the code, but this is not my experiece. I am using Firefox 2. Any ideas? Thanks
on 16.05.2008 11:17
on 16.05.2008 11:21
Oh, One other thing. The code works a charm in IE 7, takes me straight to the redirect page. So it works in IE, but not FF. Does this make me a bad person?
on 20.05.2008 19:35
Does this also happen with Ajax.Request? - kangax On May 16, 5:20 am, "nicilik...@googlemail.com"