yes, here's the example :

function test(){
   var xhr=null;
   xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
   xhr.onreadystatechange = function() { getList(xhr); };
   xhr.open("GET"," http://site.com/test.php", true);
   xhr.send(null);
}
function getList(xmlhr){
  if (xmlhr.readyState==4) {
   document.getElementById("ajaxtest").value = xmlhr.responseText; 
   }
}
// dans le corps du fichier XUL
<button id="test" label="test" oncommand="test();" />
<label id="ajaxtest" value="test" />


2007/6/28, Alexander Fritze <alex@croczilla.com>:
said nabirh wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to add a small ajax part to the main window of zap.
> but the small test part I inserted takes along time before responding
> and brings no data from the url I gave to the GET method.
>
> does zap's Xulrunner support fully AJAX ?
>

It should work fine. You are using XMLHttpRequest?

Cheers,
Alex

>
> Thanks
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