I have an iPhone 3G so I'd better chip-in here :P The iPhone has "iPhone Safari" installed, which was forked somewhere in-between Safari 2 and Safari 3 - meaning you have more CSS support that 2, but less than 3.
The great Facebook web-app for the iPhone can be visited manually at [ http://iphone.facebook.com/], where you can see the extensive use of AJAX. Therefore, AJAX does work on the iPhone and you can be pretty sure that if it works in Safari it will *probably*, most likely, work on the iPhone. :) Hope this helps, Alex On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 11:27 PM, nmiddleweek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > Hello guys! > > I'm doing mobile web work and am using jQuery for AJAX callbacks... > > It all works nicely on my Vista Box using Safari, IE7, FF3 and Chrome > and I've been testing it on my N95 browser which I think is Safari > version 2.0 - www.cyscape.com told me :) > > I've hit a problem with the AJAX calls on the N95, I'm getting a > 'success' on the textStatus when using $('#hidden').load > (url,"",callback(data, textStatus)) but the data part is null. > > On the other browsers it's returning the contents of the server > response but the N95 is giving me a null. > > The contents of the $('#hidden').html() is not getting getting > updated. > > I've also tried using jQuery.get(url,"",callback(data)) but the data > value is null as well. > > I'm thinking that my N95 doesn't support AJAX calls or the jQuery > implementation of it? > > Is there any way I can test this further? > > Does anyone know if AJAx works on the iPhone? I don't have one to > test :( > > > Thanks, > N >
