I have been doing some more trouble shooting on this issue and I came
across where my problem is coming from in IE. IE for some reason
isn't letting me use the .html() method for injecting content into my
popup notification. It works fine in all other browsers but these
lines gives it trouble:
So i'm getting a bit closer. It seems like the variables are not
being returned in the success function to be used later on to be added
to the DOM. Here is what my AJAX script looks like:
var eventID, eventname, eventstarttime, eventendtime, guestestimate,
status, firstname, lastname,
Narrowing it down further and further it looks like IE is not
returning the eventID = $(this).find('eventID').text(); when it loops
through the XML document. Because at the end if i manually enter in
the variable eventname = Steve's Event; It will add it to the file
no problem.
More
Success!! After some searching regarding XML Parsing with IE I found
out that IE never really parses the XML data to the page. I read this
in :
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/95718c9aab2c7483/af37adcb54b816c3?lnk=gstq=parsexml#af37adcb54b816c3
I needed to include
You are not specifying the dataType parameter in your ajax call.
Supposedly, an 'intelligent' decision is made within jQuery as to how
the data is interpreted. Maybe it has interpreted the return data
incorrectly?
On Feb 20, 11:20 am, WhoButSB whobu...@gmail.com wrote:
Success!! After some
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