Can ActiveXObject work on browsers like Chrome and Firefox?

Which property of XMLHttpRequest object holds its status?

Fill the correct blanks in following code: Function processXhrChange() { // Check readyState to make sure the XMLHttpRequest has been fully loaded if (Xhr.readyState == ______ ) { // Check status code from server for 'OK' if ( Xhr.status == ______ ) { // Process incoming data // Update our hit counter Hit = hit + 1; } else { // Request had a status code other than 200 Alert ('There was a problem communicating with the server\n'); } }

The browser will put 'text' that the server returns in which of the following Request Object property?

For the code fragment below function foo() { var httpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest(); httpRequest.open('GET', '/echo/json'); httpRequest.send(); return httpRequest.responseText; } var result = foo(); What will be the value of ‘result’

The responseText or responseXML property of the XMLHttpRequest ____?

Which of these is NOT an advantage of using Ajax over server-side processing?

After a request completes, which property of the XMLHttpRequest object can be used to retrieve a DOM representation of a remote XML document?

Your cross-origin Ajax request is causing your console to throw the error "Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type application/json. Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token :" What might be happening?

According to the W3C specification, which HTTP methods should throw a security exception when used with XMLHttpRequest?

What is the technical limitation to implementing user login entirely on the client side using Ajax?