domparser

I'm using a KML plugin for leaflet that works great in Google Chrome. In IE, however, It throws an error at the following code. parser=new DOMParser(); console.log(url) // outputs: "path/to/kmlfile.kml" in Chrome debugger url=parser.parseFromString(url,"text/xml"); //This line throws a parser error in IE 11, but is fine in Chrome It seems to me that there is a mistake in this code - the author should pass an actual XML string, not just a url to an XML document to the parser.parseFromString() function. It makes sense that the parser would have an error, as a path to a file is not a valid XML

Using node v.0.10.29, Express v4.12.0, and xmldom v0.1.19, I'm trying to do the following: Steps Read an XML file into a string Convert the string into an XML object using xmldom Set the <name>default</name> field to <name>test</name> Convert the XML object back into a string Problem The problem is that after I set the <name> field, it sets correctly in the object, but when I convert it to a string, the <name> field is back to being the old value (wrong). Code Here's what the code looks like for this: var fs = require('fs'); var DOMParser = require('xmldom').DOMParser; var XMLSerializer =

I need in JavaScript to load in variable contents of another page from the same site and then get data from that contents (parse XML). I have gotten in text string variable the page's HTML using XMLHttpRequest() and responseText property. After that I converted text string into xml object (DOMParser) and tried to use XPath. In FireFox's console I saw error: Node cannot be used in a document other than the one in which it was created How can I convert XMLHttpRequest() result into document object to process it using XPath? How I should use document.evaluate with this object? Is there the easier

When you have xml nodes with namespaces like: <ns:abc> then getElementsByTagName("abc"); fails, but getElementsByTagName("ns:abc"); works. But the issue is I don't know what is the namespace prefix chosen. Also for me, getElementsByTagNameNS("*", "abc"); and getElementsByTagNameNS("http://abcnamespace.com", "abc"); both return null. If device is of interest, I am using CM7 on Nook. I don't want to use SAX, any other clean way to read the node lists. Evgeny Zhuravlev DocumentBuilderFactory.setNamespaceAware(true) should fix your problem. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7076149/android

I have the following code where i'm trying to get the c:CreationDate nodes: value = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><content><c:CreationDate>2010-09-04T05:04:53Z</c:CreationDate></content>'; xml = (new DOMParser()).parseFromString(value, 'text/xml'); console.log(xml.getElementsByTagName('c:CreationDate')); Unfortunately it's returning an empty array, instead of an array with the node that is in the xml. I think that this is caused because of the ":" symbol. Is there a way to escape it? Note: Please, do not suggest usage on childNodes or things like this. This will not work for me since