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This is driving me mad. I'm getting a 406 error when I make an AJAX request at my hosting (Linux), but not on my local machine (Windows 7). Both using Apache. All other requests that have the same format, e.g.

http://cms.hogsmill.com/Lib/actionCMS.php?Action=saveContentText&SectionId=155&Text=...

where ... is the text I'm sending - all work fine. The text is Javascript encodeURI'ed before sending. The text that breaks is the following; seems to be something wrong with the "by default all users..." paragraph.

Any ideas?

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Probably, the best, it's to analyze the HTTP headers of Your client request. It should contain some "Accept" headers, which conflicts with server response, as I understood the nature of this anomaly.

Details for 406 status code

Fedir RYKHTIK
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this recently happened to me, using Chrome, headers viewed through Chrome's developer tools seemed to indicate everything was fine, then the next test, it worked without an error. so I have no idea what "fixed" it.

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