I think you don't really want to understand what I'm writing and what were my issues. Anyway, I've solved my problem. I easily read an xml document and It's crossbrowser. An it's easy. I know json I use it all the time and I didn't ask how to use it. Nor I asked for a specific xml format.
I found my way, and I shared it here. Good luck with all your json and namespaced xml.. On 26 Nov, 22:08, Sanford Whiteman <[email protected]> wrote: > > - not always you can use namespaces > > If you are authoring your XML, you can *always* namespace. This is a > no-brainer. If you are trying to use XML that you can't modify, then > obviously it was not properly authored for cross-platform XML DOM > parsing and is not suitable for consumption as a service. > > > - xml is good mainly because is readable and simple to write. Adding > > namespaces it gets less readable and more error prone. > > If adding a fixed namespace to your elements is too cumbersome or > error-prone, you're doing something wrong in your XML processing. > > > <!-- not well formed, but it's for testing purposes --> > > Not well-formed? You can say that again. This is completely invalid > XML with duplicate ID attributes. It can't even casually validate. > This is not a sane alternative to valid namespaced XML. > > -- S.
