Thanks for the reply. I had given this a try but sadly it doesn't work
as expected. I did some research on documentFragments and found
following on http://ejohn.org/blog/dom-documentfragments/#comment-319149
(need to click "Show Comments" to reach this place) -
"# Obvious, but sometimes overlooked: the fragment is self contained.
This means, the fragment doesn't have access to objects outside of it
(i.e. part of the main document). Thus, even if you have CSS classes
(class attribute) set in an element, it is not possible to query based
on properties set and/or modified by that CSS class. Basically the
classes set in the class attribute, if defined outside the fragment,
become just simple labels."
so this means searching elements inside the fragment is not supported.
Is there any work around available for this?
Thanks,
amit
On Jun 12, 5:36 am, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> var d=$('div.pointer').length;
> alert(d);
> amit wrote:Hi, I am writing an application that converts an ajax xml response
> into html using client side xslt transformation. The transformation is
> achieved using following snippet, which works fine - transform:function(xml){
> if (window.XSLTProcessor){ var xsltProcessor = new XSLTProcessor();
> xsltProcessor.importStylesheet(Xmer.xsldoc); var outputXHTML =
> xsltProcessor.transformToFragment(Xmer.makeXml (xml), document);
> document.getElementById('tree').appendChild(outputXHTML.cloneNode (true)); }
> else if(window.ActiveXObject){ //Internet Explorer var d=Xmer.makeXml(xml);
> var outputXHTML = (d).transformNode(Xmer.xsldoc);
> document.getElementById('tree').innerHTML=outputXHTML; } } But problem is
> encountered in FF when i try to process the inserted tags using jquery's find
> method. I am trying to fetch all the divs with a specific class name that
> were inserted by the above code using following - var
> d=$document.find('div.pointer'); alert (d.length); but the above alert always
> returns "0" length. The same code works fine in IE. I am using jquery 1.3.2.
> I apologize if something along these lines has been discussed earlier and
> would appreciate if someone guides me in this. Thanks, amit
