Just to bring you up to date, turns out the problem wasn't the ajax
call not returning, it was in the code that processed the call, which
hung the browser!
The offending call was somthing like:
$("a[href='javascript:Submit('text')']")
On Jun 26, 11:45 am, Nikki Locke wrote:
> Further to this, m
Thanks for the help.
Turns out my problem is completely unrelated - some of the code I was
executing in response to the request was hanging the browser! So I
wasn't seeing any of my log output.
I'm starting a new thread on it, as it is to do with quoting inside
jquery selectors.
On 29 June, 04:
BTW, it is working. Here is the output of http://jsbin.com/umuwi :
Hello from JS Bin
www.trumphurst.com
ready
sent request
got reply
href received
On Jun 26, 1:45 pm, Nikki Locke wrote:
> Further to this, my real application is hanging the browser, and I
> don't know how to find out what is wr
Hello, try to use setTimeout. For example:
setTimeout(function(){$.getScript("the_script_you_want_to_fetch");},
500);
Increase or decrease the timeout according to your needs.
On Jun 26, 1:45 pm, Nikki Locke wrote:
> Further to this, my real application is hanging the browser, and I
> don't kn
Further to this, my real application is hanging the browser, and I
don't know how to find out what is wrong :-(
I have tried it with IE8, Firefox, Safari and Chrome - the browser
always hangs at some point.
Any suggestions what to try next would be very gratefully received.
On 25 June, 20:57, N
Well, this morning the same web page works. Looks as if the jsbin.com
editor app is messing things up, as it doesn't work properly when
displayed in the editor.
So that's a red herring, then, and I am no nearer finding out why
getScript sometimes doesn't return at all in my real app :-(
Sorry fo
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