Sound strange to me. $({your selector}) should acces the html dom
document, not the xml document.
And what is the xmlData variable? You can youse createElement if it is
the xml dom document, not if it is a jqery object
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 7:59 AM, g...@iec wrote:
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> Hi Paolo,
>
> Thanks for
Hi Paolo,
Thanks for your suggestion but this still not work.
But i find a solution and it should be done as mentioned below:
var new_ele = xmlData.createElement('new_ele_name');
$(new_ele).text({value which you want to put inside tag});
$({your selector}).append(new_ele);
And this work both in
Maybe not the best solution, but here's something that work:
var new_element = xmlData.get(0).createElement('new_element_name');
xmlData.find('your_query').append(new_element);
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:49 PM, g...@iec wrote:
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> In ajax call, i set dataType as 'xml' and on success, i call a
> f
In ajax call, i set dataType as 'xml' and on success, i call a
function in which i am passing xml which i got as response.
And in the function i a assigning that data to a global variable so
that i can access it from any function.
I am assigning it to a global variable as shown below :
xyz : func
You don't have to use xmlData, which is the jquery object, but data
which is the xml dom (if you set xml as type of the request)
Paolo
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 12:35 PM, g...@iec wrote:
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> Thanks for your reply.
> But this is not working.The data which i got as a result from ajax
> call on succe
Thanks for your reply.
But this is not working.The data which i got as a result from ajax
call on success, i stored it in a global variable.
Like this
var xmlData = $(data);
But when i was executing like you told, it is not creating an
element.
On Aug 26, 1:49 pm, Paolo Chiodi wrote:
> when you
when you do document.createElement you create an element that is child
of "document" document.
Try to create the element with data.createElement.
Paolo
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:14 AM, g...@iec wrote:
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> I am making an ajax call and in response, i am getting an XML.
> And then using data from
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