Could Not Complete The Operation Due To Error C00c023e

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Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 3 Star 40 Fork 4 toolness/postmessage-proxied-xhr Code Issues 4 Pull requests 0 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue SCRIPT575: Could not complete the operation due to error c00c023f. #3 Open szimek opened this https://github.com/toolness/postmessage-proxied-xhr/issues/3 Issue Mar 30, 2012 · 10 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 5 participants szimek commented Mar 30, 2012 Hi, I'm getting this error in ppx.js#214 when trying to make http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/987554-major-issue-with-ajax-request/ a request. Despite this error it actually works ok, but it opens up a dialog box with a question if I want to debug the website, which is rather annoying. Any idea what can be wrong? BTW. Is could not it somehow possible to make a request with "application/json" Content-Type header? Right now I'm getting a warning invalid content type for a simple request: application/json when trying to do so. I'm trying to send stringified JSON and when this Content-Type header is present, it's automatically parsed correctly by the server... juggy commented Oct 16, 2012 Got the same thing here. Any idea why? kkopachev commented Feb 12, 2013 You need to send back correct Access-Control-Allow-Origin header. steel could not complete commented Mar 7, 2013 I ran into this in IE...I assume that's the browser you're using. In IE you can only access the request properties when the readystate is 4. Channel.send is trying to access the request properties on every request state change. kkopachev commented Mar 7, 2013 According to MSDN we can get request headers from state=2, but it does not work for IE8 for some reason. steel commented Mar 7, 2013 It's IE8 specific. IE9+ works fine. tateman66 commented Mar 8, 2013 Anyone know how to get around this? IE9 doesn't work for me at all unless I put a try/catch around the channel send and then for some reason the ready state changes don't fire and my success handler never fires. kkopachev commented Mar 8, 2013 try exit function if readystate = 1. This will fix the issue for IE9. But IE8 will report some warnings, but will be able to work. steel commented Mar 8, 2013 steel@bba7dd9#L0L220 tateman66 commented Mar 8, 2013 Nope. And by exit function I assume you mean just return out of the handler: if (req.readyState === 1) return; channel.send({ cmd: "readystatechange", readyState: req.readyState, ..... As I said, I see the response coming back fine in Fiddler, just never fires the done method off of my promise. kkopachev commented Mar 8, 2013 @tateman66 Wrong place. See @steel 's comment above.

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