No response from XMLHttpRequest?

First I would do the opposite when making your call try { AJAX = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft. XMLHTTP"); // Try Internet Explorer } catch(e) // Failure then it is something else. { AJAX = new XMLHttpRequest(); } Then I would also change the way you get the answer because you want readyState and status, not or as you put it AJAX.

Onreadystatechange = function() { var xhrdata = ""; if(AJAX. ReadyState == 4) { if(AJAX. Status == 200) xhrdata = AJAX.

ResponseText; else xhrdata = AJAX. Status; } } you could event put a try too and catch(e) for sending a message on Server Error. You can replace the xhrdata with the callback function too.

First I would do the opposite when making your call. Try { AJAX = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft. XMLHTTP"); // Try Internet Explorer } catch(e) // Failure then it is something else.

{ AJAX = new XMLHttpRequest(); } Then I would also change the way you get the answer because you want readyState and status, not or as you put it. AJAX. Onreadystatechange = function() { var xhrdata = ""; if(AJAX.

ReadyState == 4) { if(AJAX. Status == 200) xhrdata = AJAX. ResponseText; else xhrdata = AJAX.

Status; } }; you could event put a try too and catch(e) for sending a message on Server Error. You can replace the xhrdata with the callback function too.

You can also use "&&" instead of "||" – karlcow Jan 26 at 23:09.

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