This is probably related to the issue in this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/036d49aead899d68
You can use the text2xml function at the bottom of the thread provided
by Diego A.
I don't remember the issue specifically, but I think the issue seems
to be that IE is not recognizing the XML via jQuery because it does
not have a content-type "text/xml" (I believe that's what it's suppose
to be) so the AJAX falling into the error callback. If possible, such
as if you're generating the XML server-side dynamically, forcing the
header content-type to text/xml for the response should probably solve
your issue directly.
On Apr 15, 1:39 am, Bjaergager <onepr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a function that uses $.get to retrieve xml and in the callback
> function it will update a form.
> The function works fine in FF3 - but not in IE7, in IE7 I can see that
> the $.get DO request the xml with correct parameters - but the
> callback function never is called.
>
> Here's my function - please help me get this right :-)
>
> function editPosting(val)
> {
> var f = new Array
> ("korseldato","fragtbrevdato","vognnr","chauffor","fragtbrevnr","postnr","vaegt","bemaerkninger");
> var c = new Array
> ("indbaering","ventetid","tidslevering","genkorsel","lufthavnsgebyr","forgaevesafh","udenkvittering","forgaeves","toldoplag");
> $.get("ajax/ajax.php", { action: "getfragtbrev", id: val,
> rnd:Math.random } ,function(xml){
> setDivVal("#fbid", $("id",xml).text() );
> for(i=0;i<f.length;i++)
> {
> setDivVal( "#"+f[i], $(f[i],xml).text() );
> }
> for(i=0;i<c.length;i++)
> {
> if( $(c[i],xml).text() == '1')
> {
> $("#"+c[i]).attr('checked', true);
> } else {
> $("#"+c[i]).attr('checked', false);
> }
> }
> });
> }
>
> function setDivVal(div,val)
> {
> $(div).val(val);
> }
