the name of the program is 'test' in the root directory of the server... it sets the header to be text/xml...
inside success, response is the xml tree of the response, not much good for debugging. If the alert returns '' for the result, I guess there is a problem. in the complete callback, you can check the response.responseXMLand response.responseText do you have a live link?? your code looks like it should, assuming it's actually getting the xml result you expect.. On 5/15/07, philguillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you guys. I still can't manage to parse any XML data with IE6. True it is cleaner to use dataType : 'xml' and use success, but : Whith a basic sample, and i checked mime type was really "text/xml" <?xml version="1.0"?> <root> <jquery>hello</jquery> </root> $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "/test", dataType : 'xml', success: function(response){ alert("A success="+response); alert("B "+typeof response); alert("C "+$("/root/jquery", response).text()); } , error: function(o,e1,e2){ alert("error"+e1); } }); On [A] i have "sucess=" On [B] i have "object" Erro is launched on [C] ==> i suppose object is empty Works fine on firefox. Any idea? Phil Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote: > Phil, your code says: > > do a get, when it's complete look for rootnode. BUT, what if the response > has no xml, is malformed, or got some other error. You're ignoring all > possible errors! > > success callback calls back when you have a good result (or pretty good) > error is called for most errors. > complete needs to check what it got. > > I think we need more help for complete coding, I posted a ticket with my > results... IE was not included though! > > http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1145#preview > > On 5/15/07, philguillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> >> Hi all, >> >> I know IE6 (maybe 7) is known to have limited ability to parse XML but >> it seems it can. >> After an ajax call, i'd like to parse the xml file like this : >> >> $.ajax({ >> type: "GET", >> url: url, >> complete: function(response){ >> var rootNode = $("/rootNode", response.responseXML); >> } >> }); >> >> Is there a hack?, is there something specific about the XML file it can >> parse (ex: no node attributes). >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Phil >> > > >
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