in both the callback and complete handlers,
data.responseXML => [object Document]
The question is how to turn this into a jQuery object that can be
traversed. I'm still not grokking that. What I'm looking for is
something like:
xmlDoc = $(data.responseXML)
xmlDoc.find('category').each(function(
It seems you have a misunderstanding here. $(data).text() will get you
the innerText/textContent of all the nodes in your XML, it's not
converting the whole response back to text.
Are you sending the response as 'text/xml' from the server?
add
complete: function(xhr){
console.log(xhr);
}
an
Thanks for the reply. Here are a few results from the callback
function:
data => [object Document]
data.find('category') => TypeError: Value undefined does not allow
function calls.
$(data).find('category') => [object Object]
$(data).find('category').length => 0
$(data).text() => [text of whole
I suspect it's the dance you're having to do. Quickly testing in a
browser, If you use
xmlObjectTree = $(data)
then you can iterate through the animal tags.
Doing the dance in a browser yields an unrecognized expression syntax
exception. How did you come to use $($(data).text()); and what happen
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