On Jan 23, 2008 7:44 AM, Kynn Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In fact, what the post does...
>
I meant to write "In fact, what the posted code does..." Sorry for the
typo.
kynn
Thanks, but I don't follow what you write here. The test
!s.url.indexOf("http") evaluates to !0 == TRUE when the s.url begins with
"http". It is then that
> This code suggests to me that jQuery expects such data to come only from
> relative URLs, but I don't understand what justifies this expectation.
security? Prevent XSS attacks most likely.
i think the key-check is this: !s.url.indexOf("http")
"file://foo/bar" cant be requested via XHR, so
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