Yes, the xml structure at this stage (testing) is very simple, but the
page throws and error before it gets to look at the data. The server
returns a json string of the format {status: "success"} or {status:
"error"} which would then be processed by the 'success' script.
What seems odd is that jQuery throws an error before initiating the
ajax call if I set the property 'processData: false' in the
initialisation.
For reference, the test xml is constructued as follows:
var xml = "<menu><menuItem name='Item 1' /><menuItem name='Item 2' /></
menu>";
On May 9, 5:28 pm, andrea varnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9 Mag, 17:17, NeilM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > success : function(data) {
> > // Process data here
> > }
>
> what is this function supposed to do?
> it seems that it doesn't get the correct data (like the data var is
> empty or something).
> are you sure that your serverside script gives the correct answer?
> and what about the xmlString you're sending via post? is it exactly
> what the server is expecting?
>
> :)
