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cancel dhtmlxAjax asynchronous request Hi, I've been using dhtmlxAjax to load data asynchronously: dhtmlxAjax.get("http://xxx/yyy/zzz", myResponse); Is there a way (javascript call) to cancel the thread executing the request? In many cases this call can take substantial amount of time. I usualy display a pop-up modal dialg saying "Please, wait ..." and dismiss it from inside the myResponse() function. Would be nice to have the option to have a "cancel" button on that dialog which kills the thread. (I don't mean sending another request which kills the process on the server! just kill the client-side thread, like hitting the Stop button in the browser). Regards, Plamen Answer posted by Alex (support) on Aug 04, 2009 07:36 Hello, you can try to use abort() method: var loaded = dhtmlxAjax.get("http://xxx/yyy/zzz", myResponse); loader.xmlDoc.abort(); |