Hmm....
If I change the fuction call to:
$.ajax({type:"GET", url:"xml/testTemplate.xml", dataType:"xml",
success: function(xml) {
$.each(data_item, function(i) {
$(i,xml).append(data_item[i]);
});
alert("Request: "+ $(xml).toXML());
},
error: function(xml) {
alert("Something went wrong");
}
});
It still works in Firefox/ Mozilla but not in IE in the same way as before.
Curiously though, if I change the GET to a POST in this function IE won't
report any errors on the page but will give me the 'Something went wrong'
alert.
Haven't a clue what's wrong though. :-( Are there any useful error objects I
can tap into with $.ajax?
Richard
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