Author: neilk
Description:
IE6 complains that the 'abort' property doesn't exist on the XMLHttpRequest object. Curiously, the usual methods of circumventing this don't work.
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
Author: neilk
Description:
IE6 complains that the 'abort' property doesn't exist on the XMLHttpRequest object. Curiously, the usual methods of circumventing this don't work.
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
neilk wrote:
The problem is caused by a very strange nonstandard behaviour of IE6: typeof req.abort === 'unknown'. Fixed in r79226.