sorry, posted by accident.
For some reason, the above code only returns popList in both holdBands
and popList.
I think using json adds a level of complexity that isn't neccesary, as
the alert shows the IE can find the string, but doesn't display that
string.
I assume that json would convert the response into a string anyway. Is
that not correct?
On Aug 27, 10:29 am, pedalpete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't tried using JSON, but I did try manipulating the response
> directly using jquery with
> [code]
> success: function(response){
> var popList = $(response
> +' .thisPopList').html();
> var showsList = $(response+'
> .thisShowList').html();
> $('#popList').html(popList);
> $('#holdBands').html(showsList);
>
> On Aug 26, 8:56 pm, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Without really getting into your code too much (i've never seen
> > someone try to split on a long string like that), have you considered
> > using JSON (using the getJSON method) to retrieve this data instead?
>
> > then you could say
>
> > $('#popList').html(response.List);
> > $('#holdBands').html(response.Bands);
>
> > instead of all that string manipulation stuff
>
>
