> Someone recomended to change the elements to valid HTML elements. > That is also impossible for me, for the reason stated above...
It's not really impossible. As I mentioned, you need to use namespaced tag names. You could do this by massaging the responseHTML first, then manually construct an Elements collection. responseHTML.replace(/<(\/)?/g,'<$1mycustom:'); This is more complex than you would want if you had control over the server output, but the bottom line is that you are using a method called Request.HTML yet it's not receiving valid HTML. > Other idea I gathered from your answers was to encode the XML into a > JSON object. That sounded good. You have to be able to parse the HTML (let's not call it XML in this context) correctly in order to convert the data intact to JSON, so this is just extra work IMO. -- Sandy
