Stephen Rhyne

I think this is an issue with IE/CORS support. [Looking at this...](http://www.webdavsystem.com/ajax/programming/cross_origin_requests)

Perhaps we can have some of these headers set by default or dynamically based on user agent.

I'm in the process of trying to fix this IE issue. Just downloaded IE into virtualbox for my mac. I think that $.support.cors = true; ($.support.cors return false in IE...

Hi Steve, Yeah, I'm going to guess it's a combo of using 1.1.x for jQuery and being on IE. That's quite the legacy combo. Have you tried upgrading jQuery? Also,...

Hi Tom, Seattle! Cool, I'm out in the sticks, Enumclaw. Anyways, I think I totally missed the boat on allowing you to pass your own error callback and just hard...

Hi Tom, I just added an optional error callback to every method except `init`. The error callback is attached to $.ajax's .fail deferred object. However, I think the error that...

$.parse doesn't expose header switching (which it should). However, I would highly recommend you use a tool like filepicker.io to do file management and use parse as the pointer to...

Hi Salah, Very sorry, $.parse doesn't have that functionality. However, have you tried the official Parse.js library?

Right now, there is no way to override the $.ajax request object through parse.get. However, parse.get does return the $.Deferred object from $.ajax. So I would suggest just using ```...

@abusu-noggin I'm sorry, I was mistaken. The $.parse.get does not return a $.Deferred object. It just returns $.parse. Instead you need to pase `$.parse.get('Class', callback, error)` However, here's a nice...