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how many types of ready states in ajax?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: December 10, 2007     Asked by: vinod mahajan 
  
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Submitted by: siva2baba
 
5 readyStates

0 = uninitialized

1 = loading

2 = loaded

3 = interactive

4 = complete



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December 10, 2007 15:20:04   #1  
siva2baba Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 14    

RE: how many types of ready states in ajax?
5 readyStates

0 = uninitialized

1 = loading

2 = loaded

3 = interactive

4 = complete


 
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