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Ajax connection failure in mozilla firefox 32

soumik.paul
soumik.paul
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I am a developer and recently my mozilla firefox updated to version 32. Now I have a code where I use ajax request and response. After the updation of firefox I am getting a connection failure for the ajax request in my javascript. I searched through various question answers sites and it was concluded that maybe it was not supported by this version of mozilla. So are there any pluggins which might help me solve this problem?

I am a developer and recently my mozilla firefox updated to version 32. Now I have a code where I use ajax request and response. After the updation of firefox I am getting a connection failure for the ajax request in my javascript. I searched through various question answers sites and it was concluded that maybe it was not supported by this version of mozilla. So are there any pluggins which might help me solve this problem?

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guigs
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Hi soumik.paul, There may be better answers from the developers from MDN in the firefox stackoverflow.com. I do not quite understand exactly what you are doing with the ajax request and response, but I did look for some add ons that might be able to send request and receive responses: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/fire.../httpfox/ and preliminary https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/fire.../http-response-browser/

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Can you link to a page online demonstrating the problem?

If you check Firefox's Browser Console (Ctrl+Shift+j) can you find any error messages related to the request/response or processing thereof?