I'm attempting to do some AJAX and need to know why this code isn't firing a completed or error alert. I'm in Mozilla Firefox 20.0.1

PLEASE NOTE

This code IS updating the database (I have a select statement reading the exact record verifying it's updating) I'm just unsure as to why I can't get an alert when the response has completed.

I have these GLOBAL (at the top of the javascript page) declared variables.

var AjaxEnginePage;

var ClientInfoPage;

var XMLHTTP;

AjaxEnginePage = AjaxEngine.aspx;

ClientInfoPage=getClientInfo.aspx;

Creating the connection.

 //Creating and setting the instance of appropriate XMLHTTP Request object to a “XmlHttp” variable  

function CreateXMLHTTP()

{

try

{

    XMLHTTP = new ActiveXObject(Msxml2.XMLHTTP);

}

catch(e)

{

    try

    {

        XMLHTTP = new ActiveXObject(Microsoft.XMLHTTP);

    } 

    catch(oc)

    {

        XMLHTTP = null;

    }

}

//Creating object in Mozilla and Safari 

if(!XMLHTTP && typeof XMLHttpRequest != undefined) 

{

    XMLHTTP = new XMLHttpRequest();

}

}

Tying the connection:

function btnUpdateMe_OnClick() {

var me = encodeURIComponent(document.getElementById(MeTextBox).value);  



// construct the URL

var requestUrl = AjaxEnginePage + ?Action=UpdateMe&Me= + me;



CreateXMLHTTP();



// If browser supports XMLHTTPRequest object

if(XMLHTTP) 

   {

    //Setting the event handler for the response

    XMLHTTP.onreadystatechange = handleStateChange(me);



    //Initializes the request object with GET (METHOD of posting), 

    //Request URL and sets the request as asynchronous.

    XMLHTTP.open(get, requestUrl,  true);



    //Sends the request to server

    XMLHTTP.send(null);     

}

Handle State Change

 function handleStateChange(me) {

  switch (XMLHTTP.readyState) {

    case 0: // UNINITIALIZED

    case 1: // LOADING

    case 2: // LOADED

    case 3: // INTERACTIVE

        break;

    case 4: // COMPLETED

        alert(Success);

        break;

    default: alert(error);

 }

I can provide more code if needed. :( thanks.