If I understood correctly, all you still want to do is to find a way
to get the text of the <image> node that has the attribute "size" with
a value of "medium".
The straightforward jQuery selector for that would be:
"image[size=medium]"
So you were nearly there in your second post. Try:
var mediumUrl = $(this).find("image[size=medium]").text();
I'm not entirely sure that it will work on your XML, but if it
doesn't, I'm sure there's more we can try.
On May 21, 6:34 pm, alex <boba...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> OK, so now I have a new method of going about things and I'm so nearly
> there, but can't get it working. I'm using this piece of Javascript
> modified from a d'bug post
>
> http://itiz.in/12u7
>
> If I remove the "medium" from the mix, I get an alert box with all
> three image URLs, no spaces. If I add "medium" (which is the size I
> need) I get no response, and Safari's Web Inspector says "TypeError:
> Result of expression 'attribute["Image"]' [undefined] is not an
> object.". I just need to grab that medium image URL, but it's proving
> very hard!
