In Internet Explorer (and all other common web browsers) you have an menu item File -> Work off-line . What does this do with you web application? Of course, it is working offline, no communication possible to the web server. When connected with a dial-up connection it can happen that this is done...

This weekend I had a deep look on the native XMLHttpRequest support with the new Internet Explorer version 7 which is still in beta. If you do a Google search for " native xmlhttp support ie " you will read that everyone is happy with this native support. Yes, it is the first step to have XMLHttpRequest...

In Internet Explorer (and all other common web browsers) you have an menu item File -> Work off-line . What does this do with you web application? Of course, it is working offline, no communication possible to the web server. When connected with a dial-up connection it can happen that this is done...

This weekend I had a deep look on the native XMLHttpRequest support with the new Internet Explorer version 7 which is still in beta. If you do a Google search for " native xmlhttp support ie " you will read that everyone is happy with this native support. Yes, it is the first step to have XMLHttpRequest...