<b>@gimmic</b><br /><br />
<big><big>S</big></big>ome information for you that might be helpful.
<ul><li><b><big><big><sup>«</sup></big></big></b><i>For security reasons, these steps should be terminated if the header argument case-insensitively matches...<br />
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Make sure your header arguments meet the criteria from the W3C including the exact spelling.<br /> </li>
<li>There's an annoying feature discrepancy between their documentation and the <a href='https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/748'>Greasemonkey</a> <i><sup>(GM)</sup></i> 0.7.20070607.0 add-on as to what is "required" to be passed using <code>&nbsp;GM_xmlhttpRequest()&nbsp;</code>. Make sure you are declaring the <code>&nbsp;data&nbsp;</code> argument <i>(even if it is set to <code>&nbsp;null&nbsp;</code> )</i>... because in line 76 of GM's xmlhttprequester.js, it appears that GM is doing the open and send automatically. The <code>&nbsp;req.send()&nbsp;</code> call is sending the <code>&nbsp;details.data&nbsp;</code> regardless, and if it doesn't exist, the remainder of the code execution instance of GM may not happen.</li></ul>
Let me know if this resolves your issues... as I'm traveling down this road myself... just a bit behind you.
<b>@gimmic</b><br /><br /><big><big>S</big></big>ome information for you that might be helpful.
<ul><li><b><big><big><sup>«</sup></big></big></b><i>For security reasons, these steps should be terminated if the header argument case-insensitively matches...<br />
...<br />
Referer<br />
...</i><b><big><big><sup>»</sup></big></big></b><br /><br />
Make sure your header arguments meet the criteria from the W3C including the exact spelling.<br /> </li><li>There's an annoying feature discrepancy between their documentation and the <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/748">Greasemonkey</a> <i><sup>(GM)</sup></i> 0.7.20070607.0 add-on as to what is "required" to be passed using <code>&nbsp;GM_xmlhttpRequest()&nbsp;</code>. Make sure you are declaring the <code>&nbsp;data&nbsp;</code> argument <i>(even if it is set to <code>&nbsp;null&nbsp;</code> )</i>... because in line 76 of GM's xmlhttprequester.js, it appears that GM is doing the open and send automatically. The <code>&nbsp;req.send()&nbsp;</code> call is sending the <code>&nbsp;details.data&nbsp;</code> regardless, and if it doesn't exist, the remainder of the code execution instance of GM may not happen.</li></ul>
Let me know if this resolves your issues... as I'm traveling down this road myself... just a bit behind you.
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