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hi,<br />
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I have the following line of code:<br />
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$.ajax({url:&quot;case.php&quot;,typ<wbr />e:&quot;post&quot;})<wbr />;<br />
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window.open(&quot;test.php&quot;,&quot;_s<wbr />elf&quot;);<br />
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The case.php assigns a value to a session variable, it works perfect until I add the window.open statement, then the ajax statement stop working. Any idea?
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hi,

I have the following line of code:

$.ajax({url:"case.php",type:"post"});

window.open("test.php","_self");

The case.php assigns a value to a session variable, it works perfect until I add the window.open statement, then the ajax statement stop working. Any idea?

window.open causing ajax problems

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