bo 12 December 2005 I agree with Justin. There are already some examples of using eval() with AJAX. I say it is just as “eval” missusage, executing magicly retrieved code… xmlhttp.responseText should stay text – parse it and do the work in the calling script.
bo
I agree with Justin. There are already some examples of using eval() with AJAX. I say it is just as “eval” missusage, executing magicly retrieved code… xmlhttp.responseText should stay text – parse it and do the work in the calling script.