Loading XML from file and parsing?












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I have searched and searched and can't figure out why this code wont load an XML element into the


. I'm trying to load the XML from a file, read for a specific element and put it's data into a specific element.



HTML:



<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<script

  src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>



<script>

$(document).ready(function(){

   $.ajax({

    type: "GET" ,

    url: "score1.xml" ,

    dataType: "xml" ,

    success: function(xml) {

    var xmlDoc = $.parseXML( xml ),

    $xml = $( xmlDoc );

    $home = $xml.find( "home" );

    $( "#home" ).text( $home.text() );

    }       

});

});

</script>

</head>

<body><p id="home"></p>

</body>

</html>


score1.xml:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><score><home>22</home></score>


(Should also add that while I've been using PHP/HTML for years, I am a total newbie to OOP and JQuery.)






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    Any network or JS errors?

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

    – jom
    Jan 19 at 6:57











  • @jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:00
















1















I have searched and searched and can't figure out why this code wont load an XML element into the


. I'm trying to load the XML from a file, read for a specific element and put it's data into a specific element.



HTML:



<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<script

  src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>



<script>

$(document).ready(function(){

   $.ajax({

    type: "GET" ,

    url: "score1.xml" ,

    dataType: "xml" ,

    success: function(xml) {

    var xmlDoc = $.parseXML( xml ),

    $xml = $( xmlDoc );

    $home = $xml.find( "home" );

    $( "#home" ).text( $home.text() );

    }       

});

});

</script>

</head>

<body><p id="home"></p>

</body>

</html>


score1.xml:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><score><home>22</home></score>


(Should also add that while I've been using PHP/HTML for years, I am a total newbie to OOP and JQuery.)






javascript jquery html xml xml-parsing







share|improve this question




















  • 2





    Any network or JS errors?

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

    – jom
    Jan 19 at 6:57











  • @jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:00














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1








1








I have searched and searched and can't figure out why this code wont load an XML element into the


. I'm trying to load the XML from a file, read for a specific element and put it's data into a specific element.



HTML:



<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<script

  src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>



<script>

$(document).ready(function(){

   $.ajax({

    type: "GET" ,

    url: "score1.xml" ,

    dataType: "xml" ,

    success: function(xml) {

    var xmlDoc = $.parseXML( xml ),

    $xml = $( xmlDoc );

    $home = $xml.find( "home" );

    $( "#home" ).text( $home.text() );

    }       

});

});

</script>

</head>

<body><p id="home"></p>

</body>

</html>


score1.xml:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><score><home>22</home></score>


(Should also add that while I've been using PHP/HTML for years, I am a total newbie to OOP and JQuery.)






javascript jquery html xml xml-parsing







share|improve this question
















I have searched and searched and can't figure out why this code wont load an XML element into the


. I'm trying to load the XML from a file, read for a specific element and put it's data into a specific element.



HTML:



<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<script

  src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>



<script>

$(document).ready(function(){

   $.ajax({

    type: "GET" ,

    url: "score1.xml" ,

    dataType: "xml" ,

    success: function(xml) {

    var xmlDoc = $.parseXML( xml ),

    $xml = $( xmlDoc );

    $home = $xml.find( "home" );

    $( "#home" ).text( $home.text() );

    }       

});

});

</script>

</head>

<body><p id="home"></p>

</body>

</html>


score1.xml:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><score><home>22</home></score>


(Should also add that while I've been using PHP/HTML for years, I am a total newbie to OOP and JQuery.)






javascript jquery html xml xml-parsing




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  • 2





    Any network or JS errors?

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

    – jom
    Jan 19 at 6:57











  • @jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:00














  • 2





    Any network or JS errors?

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 6:55











  • Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

    – jom
    Jan 19 at 6:57











  • @jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:00








2




2





Any network or JS errors?

– CertainPerformance
Jan 19 at 6:55





Any network or JS errors?

– CertainPerformance
Jan 19 at 6:55













No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 6:55





No JS errors, all running through XAMPP. No console errors.

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 6:55













Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

– jom
Jan 19 at 6:57





Did you try putting a breakpoint inside the success callback and inspect the xml value?

– jom
Jan 19 at 6:57













@jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:00





@jom Not quite sure how I'd go about that? I have used several console.logs and get null and w.fn.init {}

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:00












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Just remove the parseXML line and it works perfectly:



$(document).ready(function() {

  $.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "score1.xml",

    dataType: "xml",

    success: function(xml) {

      var $xml = $(xml);

      $home = $xml.find("home");

      $("#home").text($home.text());

    }

  });

});


I've removed this line:



var xmlDoc = $.parseXML(xml);


And now it works perfectly.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:01






  • 1





    No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:02











  • @ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:13











  • Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:20











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Just remove the parseXML line and it works perfectly:



$(document).ready(function() {

  $.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "score1.xml",

    dataType: "xml",

    success: function(xml) {

      var $xml = $(xml);

      $home = $xml.find("home");

      $("#home").text($home.text());

    }

  });

});


I've removed this line:



var xmlDoc = $.parseXML(xml);


And now it works perfectly.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:01






  • 1





    No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:02











  • @ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:13











  • Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:20
















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Just remove the parseXML line and it works perfectly:



$(document).ready(function() {

  $.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "score1.xml",

    dataType: "xml",

    success: function(xml) {

      var $xml = $(xml);

      $home = $xml.find("home");

      $("#home").text($home.text());

    }

  });

});


I've removed this line:



var xmlDoc = $.parseXML(xml);


And now it works perfectly.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:01






  • 1





    No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:02











  • @ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:13











  • Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:20














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Just remove the parseXML line and it works perfectly:



$(document).ready(function() {

  $.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "score1.xml",

    dataType: "xml",

    success: function(xml) {

      var $xml = $(xml);

      $home = $xml.find("home");

      $("#home").text($home.text());

    }

  });

});


I've removed this line:



var xmlDoc = $.parseXML(xml);


And now it works perfectly.






share|improve this answer













Just remove the parseXML line and it works perfectly:



$(document).ready(function() {

  $.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "score1.xml",

    dataType: "xml",

    success: function(xml) {

      var $xml = $(xml);

      $home = $xml.find("home");

      $("#home").text($home.text());

    }

  });

});


I've removed this line:



var xmlDoc = $.parseXML(xml);


And now it works perfectly.







share|improve this answer












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  • Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:01






  • 1





    No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:02











  • @ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:13











  • Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:20



















  • Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:01






  • 1





    No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:02











  • @ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

    – Jack Bashford
    Jan 19 at 7:13











  • Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

    – Chase Cromwell
    Jan 19 at 7:20

















Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:01





Good grief that was simple. Thank you! Works perfectly!

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:01




1




1





No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

– Jack Bashford
Jan 19 at 7:02





No problem whatsoever! Always glad to help @ChaseCromwell

– Jack Bashford
Jan 19 at 7:02













@ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

– Jack Bashford
Jan 19 at 7:13





@ChaseCromwell If my answer fixed your problem could you please accept it?

– Jack Bashford
Jan 19 at 7:13













Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:20





Accepted, Stack prevents accepting an answer within 10 min of asking the question.

– Chase Cromwell
Jan 19 at 7:20


















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