-
XMLHttpRequest (XHR) is an API in the form of a
JavaScript object whose methods transmit HTTP
requests from a web
browser to a web server. The methods...
- (and
allow the user to
interact with) the new information. The built-in
XMLHttpRequest
object is used to
execute Ajax on webpages,
allowing websites to...
- HTTP
requests (
XMLHTTP) was
originally written by the
Outlook Web
Access team. It soon
became a part of
Internet Explorer 5.
Renamed XMLHttpRequest and standardized...
- the
World Wide Web via the
XMLHTTP and Server
XMLHTTP objects (class
strings "MSXML2.
XMLHTTP.6.0" and "MSXML2.Server
XMLHTTP.6.0", respectively). Functionality...
- XHTML. In the meantime,
developers began exploiting an IE
feature called XMLHttpRequest to make Ajax
applications and
launched the Web 2.0 revolution. Mozilla...
-
other types of HTTP requests. CORS
enables a web
programmer to use
regular XMLHttpRequest,
which supports better error handling than JSONP.
While JSONP can...
- commands; specially-crafted
image tags,
hidden forms, and
JavaScript fetch or
XMLHttpRequests, for example, can all work
without the user's
interaction or even...
- many browsers,
there were
security holes in the
implementation of the
XMLHttpRequest API. This API
allows pages to
specify a
proxy server that would...
-
impossibility of
tracking the
state of the
request calling process. The
XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object, a tool used by Ajax
applications for browser–server...
- page
requests additional information from a server,
using a
hidden Frame,
XMLHttpRequests, or a web service. Web
pages that use server-side
scripting are...
