xajax help

[01hanstu]

Hi,

 

How can I tell exactly what is being requested by a webpage?

 

Thanks

- Stuart

[pernest]

I'm not sure what you are asking, but couldn't you just look at the source of the webpage and examine how the JavaScript is written?

[01hanstu]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I have never used xajax and xml and wanna know how i can find out what it is requesting i.e what file is it looking for.

 

No sure if this helps explain it better.

 

<SCRIPT type=text/javascript>

var xajaxRequestUri="/";

var xajaxDebug=false;

var xajaxStatusMessages=false;

var xajaxWaitCursor=true;

var xajaxDefinedGet=0;

var xajaxDefinedPost=1;

function xajax_ui_page_login(){return xajax.call("ui_page_login", arguments, 1);}

</SCRIPT>

 

<SCRIPT src="xajax/xajax.js"

type=text/javascript></SCRIPT>

 

Thanks

- Stuart

[seventheyejosh]

<SCRIPT src="xajax/xajax.js" type=text/javascript></SCRIPT>

 

src == Source. So wherever your html file is, it should be in that xajax folder... i.e: /html/home.html then it is in (prolly) /home/xajax/xajax.js

 

Also if you view the page source in like Firefox, you can just click the hyperlink in the source and view the file.

 

And if by loading you mean watching the XHR's then you can use something like firebug, or Chrome's dev console to track em.