The solution is:
httpObj.open("GET", url, false);
instead of
httpObj.open("GET", url, true);
sincerely
P. Vinders
SOPTIM AG
Hi,
If I am not mistaken, httpObj.readyState can return either a number or text value. ('complete' in your case)
Try to put a breakpoint on the Delay() line and inspect the value of the httpObj.readyState property.
P.S. BTW, it is not needed to resend the request within the while loop because:
a) you are issuing request synchronously (httpObj.open("GET", url, false); ) which means that .open() will not return until the response is received; and
b) .send() within the loop will create not necessary significant load on the web server if the response is not received within 500ms (as per your code) and request is sent asynchronously (httpObj.open("GET", url, true); ).
Thank you Alex, cunderw.
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The solution is:
httpObj.open("GET", url, false);
instead of
httpObj.open("GET", url, true);
sincerely
P. Vinders
SOPTIM AG
