To be more explicit, here is the relevant code:
function displayURL(xml) {
try {
alert(xml);
var result = $("url", xml).text();
alert(result);
}
catch (ex) {
alert(ex);
}
}
In the above code the alert(xml) call shows
the string described in my previous post. The xml
string is being passed in correctly.
However, the alert(result) call shows that the result
variable is empty, even after the assignment.
In addition, IE7 has this same problem. (I
originally noticed this problem in IE6.)
In Firefox, everthing works fine. The alert(result)
call shows that result is assigned the text
between the <url></url> tags as expected.
Again, any help with this problem is greatly
appreciated.
