> That's pretty much what document.load() does, and you can create a > document using document.implementation.createDocument... except > Internet Exploder used to not be able to do this, maybe it does now... > see http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/importxml.html for how to do it > differently in IE if necessary. > > You can use the XMLHttpRequest object to load synchronously, if that's > what you need (but you can probably instead use the onload handler of > your XML-loading document to do whatever needs to be done).
This looks great, I can think of at least one other application I have that could benefit from using XMLHttpRequest. > > One > > way I can think of > > doing this would be to load the data into a hidden-frame and get > > access to > > it that way - is > > that what you had in mind? > > e > > Bleah. > :-) Agreed ! > Are you using the "v2" forms Flow API? That's how it's done in uh... > v1, I guess. In v2 you would say I'm using the forms Flow API that comes with 2.1.6, is that v2? Cheers Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
