fix for not detecting changes on json requests#9
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This fix copies stringify(data) into xhr.responseText if xhr.responseText is undefined. When making a cross-domain JSON query, the xhr.responseText comes back as undefined. This meant that comparing this across calls wasn't working to identify changes and smart updater wouldn't update on subsequent calls. Now it Works.
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This fix copies stringify(data) into xhr.responseText if xhr.responseText is undefined. When making a cross-domain JSON query, the xhr.responseText comes back as undefined. This meant that comparing this across calls wasn't working to identify changes and smart updater wouldn't update on subsequent calls. Now it Works. (hopefully not screwing around with whitespace)
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This fix copies stringify(data) into xhr.responseText if
xhr.responseText is undefined.
When making a cross-domain JSON query, the xhr.responseText comes back
as undefined. This meant that comparing this across calls wasn't working
to identify changes and smart updater wouldn't update on subsequent
calls.
Now it Works.
(sorry about the bad diff... windows fail I think)