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    i am having a form where i am insering all the values into the db via ajax. for that, i want to send the datas via xml. I have appended the datas from the form in the xml tags. So, how to send the xml to the server form via javascript. i have sent single or two datas thro' query string. But not the xml. How to send and receive a xml form client page to server page ? can we use cookiee, session or anything else ? Help me..

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      i am having a form where i am insering all the values into the db via ajax. for that, i want to send the datas via xml. I have appended the datas from the form in the xml tags. So, how to send the xml to the server form via javascript. i have sent single or two datas thro' query string. But not the xml. How to send and receive a xml form client page to server page ? can we use cookiee, session or anything else ? Help me..

      Regards, Abul.

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      You could send the xml as a string and then parse it on the server. This, however, seems like too much trouble. Coudn't you just send an array of strings or something? I know that some AJAX libraries allow you to send more complex data types. :doh:


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