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I'm working on a Greasemonkey script that will download an XML file
via GM_xmlhttpRequest, do some Regex work on it, then convert is back
into an XML object and post it back to the website, again, with
GM_xmlhttpRequest.
I have successfully been able to download the XML file, but I can't
convert it to an XML object.
downloadedXML.toString();
downloadedXML = downloadedXML.replace(/<\?xml.+\?>/, "");
downloadedXML = downloadedXML.replace(/sometag>/g, "anothertag>");
downloadedXML=new XML(downloadedXML);
This code works fine when it's in a webpage and I copy/paste the XML
into a text box manually and copy the text box contents into the
downloadedXML variable, but in Greasemonkey it throws a fit, saying:
Error: uncaught exception: ReferenceError: xml is not defined
Or, if I switch new XML(downloadedXML); to
downloadedXML.toXmlString(); it gives me:
Error: uncaught exception: TypeError: downloadedXML.toXmlString is not
a function
I'm not sure what's happening or how to fix this. Googling around
doesn't give me any results of people with a similar problem.
Thanks.
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