How to get XML child hierachy in JavaScript

Question

My XML structure looks like this.

<soap-env:Envolope xmlns:soap-env=.............>
   <soap-env:Header></<soap-env:Header>
   <soap-env:Body>
      <n0:_-qte_-rfcReadStrucNodesResponse xmlns:n0=.................>
         <EsSysMessage>...</EsSysMessage>
         <EtNodes>
           <item>...</item>
           <item>...</item>
           <item>...</item>
           <item>...</item>
           <item>...</item>
           <item>...</item>
...

I'd like to get list of item under EtNodes. I tried getElementsByName("EtNodes") but it doesn't work.

Please help...

jeff · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-06 15:56:48Z

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You want to use getElementsByTagName(), so something like this:

var items = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("EtNodes")[0].childNodes;

Check out this example from w3schools.

answered May 6, 2013 at 15:56

jeff

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