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Tuesday May 20, 2008
09:16 AM

jQuery to the rescue (again)

[ #36474 ]

If you do any kind of client side web programming, you should check out jQuery. Its pragmatic design is just awesome.

Today I had this Ajax response that I needed to parse to fetch an id so I could have the browser redirect to the correct URL.

Hmmm... how to work the xml? XPath? Fiddling with the DOM? I do that so rarely I can never remember the methods to call.

If only I could use the same simple jQuery approach!

Well, duh, it turns out I can.

var xml = $.ajax({ async: false, ... }).responseXML;
var import_id = $(xml).find("import").attr("iid");

jQuery++

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