I would recommend using jquery or prototype to handle updating the DOM
rather than doing it directly, since they already handle the differences in
browser API. I my test code this is what I use with jQuery, where the
message body is appended to a div named results:
res = jQuery("#results");
amq.addListener("result-handler", "topic://flight.search.result",
function(msg) {
console.log("msg: " + msg.getAttribute('num'));
res.append("<p>["+msg.getAttribute('num')+"] ");
res.append(msg.childNodes[0].data+"</p>");
},
{selector: "identifier='123'"});
The message being sent on the bus looks like this:
<result type='foo' num='3'>test message: 3</result>
-Jeff
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:06 AM, stratio <stra...@hotmail.it> wrote:
>
> Ok, I followed your advice and I started from scratch with a minimal amq
> client. It worked and I added code step by step. Now I have a quite fully
> working client apart from this problem :
>
> When i get the messages of a topic i want to show them on the browser
> window so I'm using this code :
>
> document.write("<br/>received : " + message.textContent +
> "<br/><br/>");
>
> Now, this code works on Firefox, Chrome and Opera and doesn't work on
> Internet Explorer.
> How can i show the received messages on Internet explorer?
>
>
> Thanks in advance for the help :)
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