Sean Catchpole wrote on 5/22/2007 2:03 PM:
So I've finally been able to suppress that error in Google Icon
(https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4676)
I have favicons disabled in Firefox because some sites use it to serve
3rd-party tracking cookies. Took me a while to figure it o
To follow up on the result of this.
I can not use ajax for requesting information from another site (bummer).
However I only originally wanted an image that wouldn't popup a
security login window.
Using this works beautifully:
var img = new Image(); //Don't use document.createElement("img");
img
Is this an internet or intranet application?
As for a 'creative' solution, you could possibly try having your server act
as a proxy to fetch the data (and then serve it to the user). Most
server-scripting languages allow for making HTTP requests as well as
handling assorted headers, however, I ha
I found it's easy to catch a 400 range error in jquery, but not in safari!
I ran a tiny $.ajax program where it tries to get a file from behind a
.htaccess'ed directory...
firefox & opera returned .status = 401 and .statusText
but safari returned null for .status (webkit returned 0)
Thanks Erik,
I've given that a try and it can not catch the request.status == 401
until after it prompts the user. Shame really. I've even tried
supplying a fake username/password, but it still prompts for login if
it doesn't authenticate with the user/pass provided. I'm trying to
look into othe
By "suppress", I assume you mean you want to be notified of the
authentication request so you can handle it in your own UI or just
ignore it? Obviously, if something requires authentication to access,
you have to authenticate to access it...
I'd say you need to get at the XHR and check for reque
short answer: nope. :-/
On 5/1/07, Sean Catchpole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, so now I have this same scenario where I am trying to load ajax
from a apache authenticated area and it popping up with the login box.
Is there any way to hide that?
I'm looking all over the web, but I haven't fou
Ok, so now I have this same scenario where I am trying to load ajax
from a apache authenticated area and it popping up with the login box.
Is there any way to hide that?
I'm looking all over the web, but I haven't found anything yet.
~Sean
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