Response.AppendHeader and XMLHttpReqest

[P4trykx]

Hello
I devlop custom content menu using my own implementation of AJAX.
In a page code I use Response.AppendHeader("myMenu", "OK"); to add
information to header of the response. Then I read the response using
XMLHttpRequest.
request.prototype.http_content_response is a XMLHttpRequest.

[...]
if (request.prototype.http_content_response.readyStat e == 4) {
var patMenu =
request.prototype.http_content_response.getRespons eHeader('myMenu');
[...]

This return "OK" in IE but I get null in Firefox and Opera. If I check
the headers using getAllResponseHeaders() there is only one element
and it's not myMenu.

Is there something different in FF and Opera and the way they handle
headers ?

Patryk

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"Custom" Response headers are not fully supported. You need to find a
different way to identify that "it's a menu object".
Peter

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"P4trykx" wrote:

Hello
I devlop custom content menu using my own implementation of AJAX.
In a page code I use Response.AppendHeader("myMenu", "OK"); to add
information to header of the response. Then I read the response using
XMLHttpRequest.
request.prototype.http_content_response is a XMLHttpRequest.

[...]
if (request.prototype.http_content_response.readyStat e == 4) {
var patMenu =
request.prototype.http_content_response.getRespons eHeader('myMenu');
[...]

This return "OK" in IE but I get null in Firefox and Opera. If I check
the headers using getAllResponseHeaders() there is only one element
and it's not myMenu.

Is there something different in FF and Opera and the way they handle
headers ?

Patryk