I found that if I use this code in my onSuccess function, I can force
it to work:
updateOnSuccess : function(response) {
if (Prototype.Browser.IE) {
var d = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument");
d.loadXML(response.responseText);
response.responseXML = d;
}
...code to use response.responseXML ...
So I can force IE (I'm using IE7, forgot to say that originally) to
parse the XML and store it as a document, so it's gotta be valid XML.
But the automatic processing that is supposed to happen with the
response is not happening. I'd still like to understand why not, if
anyone has any ideas.
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