Get all matching results from XML file with jQuery on keyup?

If the xml file is static, I would begin by loading it only once when the page first loads so that it isn't called, downloaded, and parsed each time. I'm going to paste the whole chunk of javascript here, but the important bit is where I set $("#stuff"). Html('') which empties the contents of #stuff.

If the xml file is static, I would begin by loading it only once when the page first loads so that it isn't called, downloaded, and parsed each time. I'm going to paste the whole chunk of javascript here, but the important bit is where I set $("#stuff"). Html(''); which empties the contents of #stuff.

$(document). Ready(function() { var xml = ''; $. Ajax({ url: "file.

Xml", success: function(data) { xml = $(data) }, dataType: 'xml' }); var n_ime = new Array(); num_div = 0; $("#stuff, #stuff2").hide(); $('form input'). Keyup(function() { unos = $(this).val(); if (unos! = "") { $('#stuff').

Html(''); xml. Find('osoba'). Each(function() { ime = $(this).

Find('ime').text(); trazi = new RegExp(unos, "i"); if ((trazi. Test(ime)) == true) { prezime = $(this). Find('prezime').text(); adresa = $(this).

Find('adresa').text(); $("#stuff"). Append('Ime: ' + ime + '', 'Prezime: ' + prezime + '', 'Adresa: ' + adresa + ''); $("#stuff").dequeue(). FadeIn(500); }; }); } /* if (unos!

="") kraj uslova */ else { $("#stuff").dequeue(). Stop(true, true). FadeOut(500, function() { $("#stuff p").remove(); }); } }); }).

Thank you, that fixes it. – Mentalhead Sep 6 at 15:16.

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