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Have known AJAX for a very long time. But here I still want to write it down about how to create DOM Document at Client side.
1. document.implementation which is supported by Mozilla, Netscape etc 2. ActiveObject which is provided by MS
if
(document.implementation
&&
document.implementation.createDocument)
{
聽聽xmlDocument聽
=
聽document.implementation.createDocument('','',
null
);
}
xmlDocument聽
=
聽
new
聽ActiveObject(
"
MSXML.DOMDocument
"
);