JQuery and XML (with CDATA)?

Looks like there are two children named title within the nav tag. You are getting back both when you do: $(this). Find("title").text() Try using: $(this).

Find("title:first").text() Also, remove the conditional: dataType: ($.browser. Msie)? "xml" : "text/xml And just use: dataType: "xml.

Looks like there are two children named title within the nav tag. You are getting back both when you do: $(this). Find("title").text() Try using: $(this).

Find("title:first").text() Also, remove the conditional: dataType: ($.browser. Msie)? "xml" : "text/xml", And just use: dataType: "xml.

Oh thanks. The dataType did the trick. D'oh!

But IE6 won't display anything now. Any ideas? – P.. Apr 2 '10 at 19:16 Are you testing this locally?

IE6 doesn't seem to like that. Probably because the correct headers aren't being sent as they are when they are on a web server. Try putting the XML file on a webserver or use this to test: digitalpadin.Com/test.

Xml Source: groups.google. Com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/… – Sandro Apr 2 '10 at 19:48 it's all running on a web server. – P.. Apr 2 '10 at 20:30.

OK found the missing piece on another forum: instead of: thanks, sandro. Your help is appreciated!

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