Thank you, Mikeyao. You help me a lot.
On Jun 18, 7:32 pm, mikeyao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have solved the problem. IE6 has a responseXML bug. So you need to
> create Microsoft xml object by ActiveXObject. example:
> $.get("test.xml",function(responseText){
> var xmlDocument = new Active
I have solved the problem. IE6 has a responseXML bug. So you need to
create Microsoft xml object by ActiveXObject. example:
$.get("test.xml",function(responseText){
var xmlDocument = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
xmlDocument.loadXML(responseText);
$('control', xmlDocument).text();
}
I have the same problem. Even very simple example doesn't work in IE6
For example, I try the following code
$.get("test.xml",function(xml){
var text = $("control",xml).text();
alert(text);
});
my XML file is as follows:
a
and when I run my code IE returns nothing.
On Jun 18
Hi Mike,
mike yao schrieb:
I try to via ajax calling back xml object and manipulate, but IE6
can't get nodes infomation. Is jquery compatible under IE6?
It should be working with IE 6. What exactly are you trying to do? Could
you post a small example?
-- Marc
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