document.getElementById('content') returns an element on your html
page. So I'm guessing that you're really looking for
feed.entries.entry.content - i.e., the content of the feed entry. In
that case, you're not getting the full content of the feed because
that's the way the AJAX Feed API is set up to work. It only returns a
snippet of the entry in the JSON format. The good news is that you
can work around this by getting the mixed format, which returns both
JSON and the actual XML of the feed, which may well contain the full
entries. The bad news, however, is that you'll have to write your own
controls to utilize it.
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On Feb 12, 2009, at 4:09 PM, jt wrote:
>
> is there a way to have: getElementById("content"));
>
> return all lines of content rather than just one or two followed by
> "...."
>
> And asking another way - why doesn't getElementById("content"));
> return everything between content and forward slash content, coming
> from the feed source?
>
> is this inherent inside the API and can not be changed?
>
> >
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