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I’m using URLLoaderas an answer, but when I load the linked url, the connection is broken (monitored by Firefox’s HTTPFox plugin). I’m replicating the same instance to another server, but it won’t give up. When I checked the contents of HTTPFox it returned the following value:
I’ve searched the web but couldn’t find an explanation why NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED occurs. I just thought that knowing the cause of a particular message Bug Fix And Content Loading Error Ns_error_document_not_cached – Runtime Authority would remove the cause of the disconnect.
Here’s the bulk of the code I created from the example to test on both servers, tried and not tried, which does all the URLLoader work.
var private UrlLoaderService: URLLoader = new URLLoader();
InitializeData(): invalid function
variable parameters URLVariables: = new URLVariables();
var requests: URLRequest implies a new URLRequest();
parameters.param1="parameter1";
parameters.param2="parameter2";
parameters.param3="parameter3";
Queries.Data equals parameters;
request.method - URLRequestMethod.POST;
"requests.url" means "/sampletest/testrequest.php?antiCache="+Math.random();
UrlLoaderService.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, SuccessResult);
UrlLoaderService.load(requests);
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In order to reproduce the vent return data, the team is developing an auto-complete data page. Every time owners visit this page, they have to manually return it. There are two forms on the page: a specific one and a target on the _self path. Today I wrote the implementation that most js uses to submit these forms individually. The function is very simple. I submitted the code without even thinking about it. It works in IE and Chrome, but only one of the two articles is sent to Flock. I used httpfox which intercepted the packet and got error: POST (aborted) NS_BINDING_ABORTED. Above is a summary of most treatments.
Source Code:
window.onload = autoReturn; autoreturn() function var is really worth it =window.confirm("autoreturn or not?"); if (value == true) ajaxsunotify(); // return form document.return_form.submit(); ajaxNotify() function xmlhttp variable; if(window.XMLHttpRequest) xmlhttp New = XMLHttpRequest(); different xmlhttp New = ActiveObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() if (xmlhttp.readyState==4 && xmlhttp.status==200) console.log(xmlhttp.responseText); //Notification form variable form = document.notify_form; input var is form.getElementsByTagName('input'); var postData ''; is equal to for(var i=0, len=inputs.length; i++) i
The above law is initial. Since the site is very simple, plugins like jquery are definitely not used here. I tested it several times in Firefox and found who exactly failed to submit the form submitted by all POST ajax method and it still showed: POST (aborted) NS_BINDING_ABORTED, specific package httpfox-Request content: Failed to load topic (NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED). I have searched the web and found that many people have experienced all the NS_ERROR_DOCUMENT_NOT_CACHED errors, mostly related to the Fire caching policy configuration. Please refer to
for details
httpfox chat
. But this problem is not really what I covered. As a reminder, a classmate@yuanbo i used encodeURIComponent js option to encode data area once and set HTTP header information. The code looks like this:
After Encoding:
//Notification form online form var = document.notify_form; var input = form.getElementsByTagName('input'); var postArr = []; For(var i=0, len=inputs.length; i
However, the problem usually persists. There is Neo so I commented out the code of that submit page first and only got the POST part and it might be eligible to submit. At this point, your site will regain credibility. @yuanbo pointed out that Firefox rejected the previous POST when submitting the entire form? This analysis is consistent with the previous error message. Keep following this philosophy for tweaking your code: wait for the post method to process before submitting, and set that delay to force the page to continue submitting.