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ISSUE-29 - Public View

how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved

State:
CLOSED
Product:
XMLHttpRequest
Raised by:
Anne van Kesteren
Opened on:
2006-02-24
Description:
Currently it is unclear how the URI parameter of the open() method is resolved.
The source of the editor's draft says it's resolved against window.location.href
but that might be incorrect given that <base> sets window.document.baseURI and
at least one browser uses that...

How does it work with xml:base? Should you look at
document.documentElement.baseURI instead?

(It might be a bit strange to look at the document object's baseURI given that
the object is not really bound to it...)

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Related emails:
  1. ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-24)
  2. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-24)
  3. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-25)
  4. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-27)
  5. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-28)
  6. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-28)
  7. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-02-28)
  8. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-05-14)
  9. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-05-14)
  10. Re: ISSUE-29: how is uri parameter of the open() method resolved (from [email protected] on 2006-05-30)

Related notes:

2006-03-30: See ACTION-98.

2006-05-14: Implemented the resolution in the specification.