the Fresh!

I’m excited to announce the public release of the flXHRproxy jQuery plugin, which registers flXHR for use with the jQuery XHR Registry plugin. The XHR Registry Plugin, along with flXHRproxy, allows you to associate a set of flXHR options with a matched URL or partial URL for each Ajax request’s target. So, you can have different data types (XML, JSON, etc) from different URL locations, each with its own set of flXHR options.

All you have to do is set up the configurations on page load, and then the rest of your jQuery Ajax code is totally unchanged, as the core of jQuery and the XHR Registry will take care of doing all the matching for you automatically. It also means that it is very easy to use flXHR only for cross-domain Ajax calls and native XHR (or other methods) for other (same-domain) calls. This is a commonly asked for feature and was much harder to do before this plugin was built. flXHRproxy is now the best-practice method for integrating flXHR with jQuery.

You can read more about the new plugin here.

Also, flXHR and CheckPlayer both have patch versions released today. All users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest releases.