In order for jquery's ajax and content.load () functions to work:
The "ActiveX On" directive must be added to the default.wcf file in the Wapache conf folder. The docs say it is on by default , but not so. The "LoadModule dir_module modules/mod_dir.so" directive also has to be uncommented.
You have to create an empty folder named "http" in the htdocs folder. This solves an undocumented bug when calling local scripts.
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Hi,
I was wondering if the regular Javascript, AJAX and ActiveX sutff from day to day WEB works too in this type of environment ?
Best regards,
Mike
AJAX, ActiveX, and Javascript have no trouble working because it has an embedded IE browser.
In order for jquery's ajax and content.load () functions to work:
The "ActiveX On" directive must be added to the default.wcf file in the Wapache conf folder. The docs say it is on by default , but not so. The "LoadModule dir_module modules/mod_dir.so" directive also has to be uncommented.
You have to create an empty folder named "http" in the htdocs folder. This solves an undocumented bug when calling local scripts.