ISSUE-92 - Public View

Invoking setRequestHeader() after send() is possible

State:
CLOSED
Product:
XMLHttpRequest
Raised by:
Anne van Kesteren
Opened on:
2006-09-24
Description:
Because readyState doesn't change directly after invoking send() it's undefined 
what will happen when you invoke setRequestHeader() after invoking send()...

We should probably introduce some flag that indicates whether or not send() has 
been invoked during readyState 1...

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Related emails:
  1. ISSUE-92: Invoking setRequestHeader() after send() is possible (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2006-09-24)
  2. ISSUE-91 and ISSUE-92: send() flag (from annevk@opera.com on 2006-09-28)

Related notes:

2006-09-30: Closing this; see e-mail.