Firebug is great for this sort of stuff; it'll show you exactly what is coming back.
http://www.getfirebug.com/ On 9/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I've been trying to getsome XML data out of a jQuery AJAX request and > I'm having trouble. Problem is, I can't read the returned XML to see > what is being sent. > > CODE: > > $.ajax({ > type: "POST", > url: "/cgi-bin/monitor.cgi", > data: dat, > dataType: "xml", > success: function(xml){ > var str=""; > for(var g in xml){ > str+=g+':'+xml[g]+'\\n'; > } > alert(str); > $("/progress",xml).each(function(){ > var _duration=$("duration",this).text(); > var _mark=$("mark",this).text(); > alert("qf{'queue_name'}_monitor"+_duration+":"+_mark); > > //$("#"+queuename+"_monitor").html(_duration+":"+_mark); > }); > }, > error: function(err,ex,x){ > //alert("Error in monitor script!"); > clearInterval(queuename+"_progressInterval"); > } > }); > > The alert(str) part of the code (trying to get a list of properties of > the returned object) gives me a runtime error on firefox and fails > with "Object doesn't support this action"on IE7. Forefox reports the > returned objects as an "XMLDocument" object but I can't seem to access > any properties of it. Any ideas? Can someone point me at a way to get > the text of the returned objkect maybe so I can test it? > >
