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How to populate an XML data island using a dynamically returned Javascript xmlDOM.documentElement?

Asked by kruegerste in JavaScript, Extensible HTML (XHTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Tags: data, island, javascript, xml

Ok, my issue is that I'm trying to populate an XML data island in the HTML using javascript. I have a function (see below) that returns an XML document dynamically depending on the value selected in a dropdown box.

Then I have an xml data island (<xml id="ItineraryXML"></xml>) with ID = ItineraryXML and I need to populate this data island with the xml values from the javascript function so I can access and edit the values as needed with the statement (document.GetElementById('ItineraryXML')

The function works fine and I'm able to display the values upon return but without solving this issue, I will not be able to store any updates to the xml document so when the form is submitted, I can save them back to the DB.

Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.

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function GetXMLData(Action, parms)
{
var srvXmlHttp;
var xmlDOM;
var URL;
srvXmlHttp = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");
xmlDOM = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.DOMDOCUMENT");
xmlDOM.async = false;

// Build the URL to make the data request to
URL = "../Supplier/fgetsupplierinfo.asp?Action=" + Action;

if (parms != '') {
URL = URL + '&' + parms;
}

// Send the data request
srvXmlHttp.Open ("GET", URL, false);
srvXmlHttp.Send();

// Load the returned data into an XMLDOM
xmlDOM.loadXML( srvXmlHttp.responseTEXT );

root = xmlDOM.documentElement;

?????????????????? xmlDataIsland('ItineraryXML') = root; ???????????????
}

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How to populate an XML data island using a dynamically returned Javascript xmlDOM.documentElement?

Asked by kruegerste in JavaScript, Extensible HTML (XHTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Tags: data, island, javascript, xml

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