is there any limit on responseXML in mozilla?

[ErkA]

Hello

sorry of omy pure english ;)
I think, that something wrong is in mozilla *FF 1,5,0,2*
I'm trying to parse a xml file http://bazarek.pl/txt/note.xml
by XMLHttpRequest method. In IE, Opera everything is OK, but in mozilla
if I use responseXML method, the string length more then 4096 is cutted
(note that xml is download whole, only when I want to use some element
for example:
xmlhttp.responseXML.getElementsByTagName('ProdList ').item(0).firstChil
d.data than in mozilla this string is cutted), but if I use
responseText - everything is working good (in 3 browsers).
pls check this site:

http://bazarek.pl/txt/text.html - responseText
http://bazarek.pl/txt/xml.html - responseXML

What is wrong?

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best regards

[Martin Honnen]

ErkA wrote:

I think, that something wrong is in mozilla *FF 1,5,0,2*
I'm trying to parse a xml file http://bazarek.pl/txt/note.xml
by XMLHttpRequest method. In IE, Opera everything is OK, but in mozilla
if I use responseXML method, the string length more then 4096 is cutted

That is a known issue with Mozilla's XML parsing, instead of putting
everything into one text node the parser builds text nodes for each
chunk of 4096 characters so in your example
responseXML.getElementsByTagName('ProdList')[0].childNodes.length
yields 4 for instance.
You need to call
responseXML.normalize()
to fix that or use
responseXML.getElementsByTagName('ProdList')[0].textContent
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[ErkA]

Martin Honnen wrote:

responseXML.getElementsByTagName('ProdList')[0].textContent

THANK YOU INDEED. From friday I've been looking for solutions, and this
is working as I wanted! Thanks again!

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Best regards!
Erka