Hi
I did a bit step forward...
calling
$.post(... , ..., ..., "xml") //specify xml as last param
with FF i get an Obj Document that i can manage directly using
$(xmlDoc)
so no try/catch block to check for DomParser o ActiveX conmponent.
Unfortunatly this is not working with IE even if using the $.post as a
$.ajax wrapper seems a correct approach (debugging with firebug i see
that the last thing he does is building an ajax call using the $.ajax
function).
am I doing something wrong?
why
$.post(
path,
serialized param,
callback,
"xml"
);
only works with FF?
thx
On 3 Giu, 12:27, AlePetrucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo,
> I'm used to check the broser version in my callback function (when
> managing the xml from the response), something like:
>
> try{
> // for Ie
> xmlDoc=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");}catch{
>
> //for FF
> xmlDOc=DomParser()
>
> (code is not complete :))
>
> is there any way to make this transparent with jQuery?
> something like
>
> xmlDoc = $.takeXmlFromResponseWhateverBrowser bla bla
>
> i need this because my boss said "what if i disable the ActiveX
> component in IE?"...obviusly the Ajax thing stops working....
>
> any suggstion?
>
> ps: sry for my english
