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I have an ajax process that calls another page and that page returns an html page with just rows of pipe-delimited records on the page. How do I take that response from xmlHttp.response.Text and put into a multi-dimensional array, so each row is an element of the array. And the pipe separates each field of the row?
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I have an ajax process that calls another page and that page returns an html page with just rows of pipe-delimited records on the page. How do I take that response from xmlHttp.response.Text and put into a multi-dimensional array, so each row is an element of the array. And the pipe separates each field of the row?

How do I grab html Pipe-delimited Ajax response?

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