> the other suggested approach
> puts the data in but removes alot of the formating and disables links -
> quite odd not something I expected
Somehow I'm not surprised. Moving non-HTML elements into an HTML
document is problematic in most browsers. Another recommendation:
Instead of returning an XML document, return an HTML one - then you
can do stuff like this:
$("<div></div>")
.html( htmlString )
.find("div#tmp-title")
.appendTo("#title")
.end()
.find("div#tmp-body")
.appendTo("#body")
.end();
Let me know if that makes sense to you, I can try and explain it some more.
--John
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