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http://latesttechnologyblog.blogspot.com/ http://home-safety-tips.blogspot.com/ On 3/19/09, rossallan <rossal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I'm trying to select the text in the <link> element in the xml below: > > <press_releases> > <press_release> > <title>title text</title> > <teaser>teaser text</teaser> > <publication_date>publication date</publication_date> > <link>http://www.linkgoeshere.com</link> > <link_type>external</link_type> > </press_release> > <press_releases> > > Using the following code: > > $(xml).find('press_release').each(function() { > > var linkText = $(this).children("link").text(); > > }); > > This works in IE, however Firefox returns nothing (I can select all > the other elements) > > If I alert: > > $(this).text() > > I can see the entire object including the link text. However If I > alert: > > $(this).children().text() > > I can see the everything but the link element text. > > I presume the fact that <link> is an HTML tag that only contains > attributes is causing a conflict here, I *might* be able to get the > xml changed but would rather not if there's an easy solution. >
