jQuery 1.5.2RC1 - $.get() error: No Transport

[Yomodo]

When using $.get() I now get a "No Transport" error.

Good thing is, I've been able to track down the issue and thus fixing it for my self:

In version 1.5.1 is used a full local path to load .xml files: "D:\Web\Config\..."

To get rid of the "No Transport" error, I now use: "Web\Config\..."

Thus leaving out the "D:\" fixes it.

Regards, Yomodo

[addyosmani]

Thanks for submitting a ticket to the jQuery Bug Tracker. If this is an issue you're suggesting we fix, could you kindly provide us with a reduced test case that reproduces the issue you're describing so we can look into it further?

[Yomodo]

A "reduced" test case would be the exact thing I have desribed above with the addition that I mainly use jQuery with .HTA apps, IE only.

With jQuery 1.5.1 I have always used: $.get("D:\Web\Config\data.xml)

jQuery 1.5.2RC1 errors out on this with "No Transport"

The fix that worked for me: $.get("Web\Config\data.xml)

[dmethvin]

You're missing a protocol there, e.g., file://.

[GSerg]

I believe this should be reopened.

Consider the scenario:
I've got Test.htm and jquery-1.X.X.min.js on my desktop for quick testing of various little bits.
I open Test.htm by double-clicking it.
Test.htm is trying to ajax() a web service I've got on my local machine, in VS local web server (

type: "GET",
url: "http://localhost:52624/Service1.asmx/Whatever"

).

With jQuery 1.4.4 and earlier, the web service is successfullt consumed.
With jQuery 1.5 and newer, I'm getting "No transport" error.

[anonymous]

I just ran into this and with a little research i found this:

jQuery.support.cors = true; force cross-site scripting (as of jQuery 1.5)

Replying to GSerg:

I believe this should be reopened.

Consider the scenario:
I've got Test.htm and jquery-1.X.X.min.js on my desktop for quick testing of various little bits.
I open Test.htm by double-clicking it.
Test.htm is trying to ajax() a web service I've got on my local machine, in VS local web server (

type: "GET",
url: "http://localhost:52624/Service1.asmx/Whatever"

).

With jQuery 1.4.4 and earlier, the web service is successfullt consumed.
With jQuery 1.5 and newer, I'm getting "No transport" error.

[GSerg]

Ouch.

The Bibeault & Katz book covers version 1.2, and that support thing was introduced in 1.3.

Thanks, got it now.

Replying to anonymous:

I just ran into this and with a little research i found this:

jQuery.support.cors = true; force cross-site scripting (as of jQuery 1.5)