You can try that and it makes more sense to me than extracting the data
from your html.
I recommend using JSON for that. The response looks something like:
{'title':'home_reviews', 'content':'<h2>New content</h2><p>content</p>',
'image:'', 'music':3}
And your call (you can even have some error handling here):
$.ajax({
url: "./content/?" + htmlDoc,
dataType: 'json',
success: function(json) {
// process json...
},
error: function() {
}
})
-- Klaus
Sam Sherlock schrieb:
> would it help if I returned an object rather than a seris of HTML nodes?
>
> eg the following
> [title:'home_reviews', content:'<h2>New content</h2><p>content</p>',
> image:'', music:3]
>
> if so what would be the syntax I would use to access the various parts
> of the object?
>
>
> $.get("./content/?"+htmlDoc,function(obj) {
> console.info('title: ' + obj.title);
> }
>
> still looking for a workable solution.
>
> thanks - S
>
> On 9/18/06, *Christof Donat* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > > resolve div#music to #music... ?
> >
> > Err, no, that wouldn't be a good idea, in case someone actually
> *wants*
> > to distinguish between elements here... (although I cannot think of a
> > concrete example right now).
>
> Well, it would be possible to use getElementByID('music') and then
> see if the
> returned node is a div. It would deffinately be faster than using
> getElementsByTagName('div') and search that list for the one with the
> ID 'music'. I don't know what John did use.
>
> Christof
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