[Geoserver-users] a problem Geoserver with IE7

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Hello dear Justin,
I have a problem to ask you. I find in IE7(Internet Explorer 7) the Ajax part of the Geoserver cannot run correctly.It can receive responseXML,but it has wrong in the “fc_node = getElements(xmlhttp.responseXML,“wfs”,“FeatureCollection”)[0];”. I guess the IE7 is not support the “node.getElementsByTagName(tag_name);”. Did you test it? Thank you for your help all the time!
Best wishes for you!
Sincerely yours,
Yang

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Yang Zhaohui ha scritto:

Hello dear Justin,
   I have a problem to ask you. I find in IE7(Internet Explorer 7) the Ajax part of the Geoserver cannot run correctly.It can receive responseXML,but it has wrong in the "fc_node = getElements(xmlhttp.responseXML,"wfs","FeatureCollection")[0];". I guess the IE7 is not support the "node.getElementsByTagName(tag_name);". Did you test it? Thank you for your help all the time!

Ajax part? Which is it? You mean, the WMS sample showing images when
you hover on the interest points?
This has been developed years ago, IE7 was not around, and it's
not maintained anymore... we should probably remove it, or replace
it with an OL based demo with equivalent functionality?

Yet it's funny, since the MSDN library has a reference to that method?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536439.aspx

Cheers
Andrea

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Yang, I have the chinese and japanese charset installed, but I cannot
read your language for good... can you write this again in english?

Cheers
Andrea

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Yang Zhaohui wrote:

Hello dear Justin,
   I have a problem to ask you. I find in IE7(Internet Explorer 7) the Ajax part of the Geoserver cannot run correctly.It can receive responseXML,but it has wrong in the "fc_node = getElements(xmlhttp.responseXML,"wfs","FeatureCollection")[0];". I guess the IE7 is not support the "node.getElementsByTagName(tag_name);".

It does, but you have to add the namespace prior to the tag_name parameter. Actually, I had to write a silly browser sniffer to have this DOM function handled correctly.

Regards,

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