Loading XML Data with JavaScript | ||
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You can use JavaScript to load XML data using various methods. One common approach is to use the XMLHttpRequest object (XHR) or Fetch API to make an asynchronous HTTP request to fetch the XML data from a server. Here's a basic example using XMLHttpRequest:
In this example, loadXMLDoc is a function that takes a URL and a callback function as parameters. It creates an XMLHttpRequest object, sets up a callback function to handle the response, and then sends the request to the server. When the response is received, the callback function is called with the XML document as its argument. Remember to replace "your_xml_file.xml" with the actual URL of the XML file you want to load. Alternatively, you can use modern fetch API:
This code does essentially the same thing, but it uses the fetch API instead of XMLHttpRequest to make the request. It then parses the XML response text into an XML document object using DOMParser.
Tags: Asynchronous Programming DOM Parsing Fetch API Frontend Development JavaScript Web Development XML XMLHttpRequest ![]() ![]() | ||
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