TechTip: Access XML Web Services with JavaScript

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Good Catch. The odd part is that it doesn't cause an issue on IE6, which is why the example shown worked for generating the screenshots.

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Mike. Good article. Should you use a more recent version of the XML HTTP Request object? They are faster than older versions, probably have bugs worked out too. Example: http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-291289.html And a browser might cache an AJAX request with the GET method (heck, POST might be cached too technically) so you might want to stick a unique query string onto the end of the URL every time like this: var noCacheDate = new Date(); var url = "http://www.somewhere.com?time=" + noCacheDate.getTime(); Chris

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There is missing a semicolon at the end of the first line in the script - var xmlHttp, rateString Regards Jørn

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