Access XML-Content with Jscript?

[Berkant]

Hi,

is it possible to access XML in JScript?
I need this to use the data in our intranet page.

Thany in advance

Berkant

[Joe]

"Berkant" <bozkurtb@web.de> wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>is it possible to access XML in JScript?
>I need this to use the data in our intranet page.
>
>Thany in advance
>
>Berkant
more details are needed!!

[Russell Jones]

With JScript in IE, you can create DOMDocument objects from JScript using
code like this:

var xmlDoc;
xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("msxml.DOMDocument");

You can also access XML data islands. For example, if you have this tag in
your HTML file:

<xml id="doc">
<root>
<element1>Some content</element1>
</root>

You can retrieve the DOMDocument object like this:

<script language="JScript">
var xmlDoc;
xmlDoc = document.all("doc").XMLDocument;
alert(xmlDoc.xml);
</script>

Russell Jones
Sr. Web Development Editor
DevX.com


"Berkant" <bozkurtb@web.de> wrote in message
news:3ac9a1d3$1@news.devx.com...
>
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to access XML in JScript?
> I need this to use the data in our intranet page.
>
> Thany in advance
>
> Berkant

[Joe]

Russell,
you are making as assumption that it is ie5 or greater. There is a world
outside micro$oft.

"Russell Jones" <arj1@northstate.net> wrote:
>With JScript in IE, you can create DOMDocument objects from JScript using
>code like this:
>
>var xmlDoc;
>xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("msxml.DOMDocument");
>
>You can also access XML data islands. For example, if you have this tag
in
>your HTML file:
>
><xml id="doc">
><root>
> <element1>Some content</element1>
></root>
>
>You can retrieve the DOMDocument object like this:
>
><script language="JScript">
> var xmlDoc;
> xmlDoc = document.all("doc").XMLDocument;
> alert(xmlDoc.xml);
></script>
>
>Russell Jones
>Sr. Web Development Editor
>DevX.com
>
>
>"Berkant" <bozkurtb@web.de> wrote in message
>news:3ac9a1d3$1@news.devx.com...
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> is it possible to access XML in JScript?
>> I need this to use the data in our intranet page.
>>
>> Thany in advance
>>
>> Berkant
>
>

[Russell Jones]

I'm perfectly aware of that--that's why I put the warning in there. Note
that the original poster specified JScript (MS's version), not JavaScript;
therefore I think that was a good assumption.

"Joe" <joed@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3acac6d9$1@news.devx.com...
>
> Russell,
> you are making as assumption that it is ie5 or greater. There is a world
> outside micro$oft.
>
> "Russell Jones" <arj1@northstate.net> wrote:
> >With JScript in IE, you can create DOMDocument objects from JScript using
> >code like this:
> >
> >var xmlDoc;
> >xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("msxml.DOMDocument");
> >
> >You can also access XML data islands. For example, if you have this tag
> in
> >your HTML file:
> >
> ><xml id="doc">
> ><root>
> > <element1>Some content</element1>
> ></root>
> >
> >You can retrieve the DOMDocument object like this:
> >
> ><script language="JScript">
> > var xmlDoc;
> > xmlDoc = document.all("doc").XMLDocument;
> > alert(xmlDoc.xml);
> ></script>
> >
> >Russell Jones
> >Sr. Web Development Editor
> >DevX.com
> >
> >
> >"Berkant" <bozkurtb@web.de> wrote in message
> >news:3ac9a1d3$1@news.devx.com...
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> is it possible to access XML in JScript?
> >> I need this to use the data in our intranet page.
> >>
> >> Thany in advance
> >>
> >> Berkant
> >
> >
>