[TYPO3-dev] (x)Ajax Problems

[Hraklis Karvasonis]

Hi.

i just checked the page you sent from your extension, 
http://www.sk-typo3.de/index.php?id=185

When i click on Titel 2 for example, i get an alert saying:
"Error: the XML response that was returned from th server is invalid."

I am trying to develop a new extension using xajax and i get exactly the 
same alert.

Have you figured out how to fix this?

Thanks a lot for your response.

Hraklis Karvasonis.

Elmar Hinz wrote:
> Steffen Kamper wrote:
>> hi Elmar,
>>
>> thx for the advice. The thing that confuses me is, that it depends on the 
>> browser - but may be IE is more error tolerant to xml.
>> I will have a look to the eID-technique. Do you know if there is better 
>> performance without the "page is generated..." ? cause i had a lot of them 
>> while experiments.
>> So is it that eID is preferred now, cause i thought that with xajax tutor 
>> this should be pushed ?
>>
>> vg  Steffen
>>
> 
> If it comes to different charecter sets the browsers definitly behave
> differently failure tolerant. Choosing the default of xajax, utf-8 for
> transmission, there shouldn't accour broblems.
> 
> The behaviour with caching problems should be the same for all browsers.
> Well in theory.
> 
> xaJax is an ajax library. eID is rather a hook to access ajax. So they
> should work together. But I havn't tried it yet. The same with the page
> type technic. Should also work with xaJax.
> 
> eiD makes most work. I would use it in special cases for high
> performance sites. xajax tutor on the other end describes a way that is
> very integrated into normal extension development.
> 
> The tutor (and xajax) wants to enable ajax for non javaScript
> developers. No more no less. It's a getting started tutorial, not a
> recommendation of a best solution. The selection depends on the chance
> that someone has written it. There is seldom much sytem in TER.
> 
> In doubt I recommend the way with a different page type, but the best
> solution depends on the situation.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Elmar
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