Ajax doesn't works with .htaccess rewrite

[rafarataneneces]

Hello
I have an Ajax function that has worked for year, and 6 months ago I implemented .htaccess rewrite

Here is an example:

1) WORKS
[gamingaccess.com...]

2) DOES NOT WORKS
[gamingaccess.com...]

it's the same URL, it's just a simple mod_rewrite

Does anybody knows how can I change Ajax functions or where can I download new functions that work with the SEO optimized pages?

Thanks in advance

[rafarataneneces]

I forgot, try playing the HD version of the video

that is the part that contains AJAX

[Fotiman]

How do you play the HD version of the video? I couldn't figure out how.

[Fotiman]

The one thing I notice is that they are different directory paths:

/
vs.
/news/24564/

So if you have any scripts that load relative to the page (and you do), then those files might not load. For example, try changing these:

<script type="text/javascript" src="ajax-dynamic-content.js?123"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="ajax.js"></script>

To this:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/ajax-dynamic-content.js?123"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/ajax.js"></script>

[whoisgregg]

Both URLs are working fine for me in Safari Version 5.0 (6533.16) for Mac. Maybe it's a browser issue?

[Fotiman]

It would appear that correcting the src attribute on your script tags may have fixed the problem, correct? To sum up, the path of your rewritten URL was located at a different subdirectory level and tried to include 2 files which needed to be accessed relatively from the document root instead of relative to the current page.

[rafarataneneces]

Yeah,now Ajax works like a charm, thanks guys

that is the beauty of forums, some people can detect problems ASAP because they are not familiar with the page


I am familiar with the page, and it works great, so I had NO idea what the heck was going wrong, since I thought

"if it works great before Ajax, then it might be a problem with rewrite"

Thanks once again guys