What exactly doesn't work on FF? From what I see, you're not using the
value returned from the GET anywhere. When you click a link, it sends
the GET immediately and then returns true, which causes the link to be
followed. My guess is that IE finishes the Ajax request before going
on to the href, w
Now i get your point. However, it must be also a jquery issue
as the script and click-count.php works fine in IE.
I also think there are no overlapping requests, as the script
is fired only once when a "a" is clicked.
Still wondering what could be wrong...
The server side needs to be aware of and handle multiple overlapping
requests. It is a problem with your script click-count.php, not the
client side get.
On Dec 27, 3:37 am, lapinkulta wrote:
> Thank you donb.
> The script counts correct in IE without the alert.
> What should I use instead of
Thank you donb.
The script counts correct in IE without the alert.
What should I use instead of .get() ?
The .get() is asynchronous. By adding the alert() you pause the
script long enough for each get to complete. I'm sure click-count.php
is losing data when it comes in too quickly It probably reads a
database value, increments it, and writes it back. If not a query
like 'update sometable set some
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