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Asked: 2026-05-14T23:09:25+00:00

My PHP backend sends XML response to the client (ajax): <response> <code>0</code> <message>OK</message> </response>

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My PHP backend sends XML response to the client (ajax):

<response>
   <code>0</code>
   <message>OK</message>
</response>

in the javascript I’m trying to get CODE value in this way:
var errorCode = $(‘code’, xml).text();

and then depending on errorCode value I do processing.

It is working fine in all browsers I tested except IE7. Instead of CODE value – it is giving me the empty string. The problem is not in 0 value, because I tried to use 5 as a code for example – the result was the same.

Any ideas, because I’m stuck with :((

Thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    after some time of investigation, I found that I was stupid enough to post a question here.

    The problem was that I simply forgot to send proper headers in my ajax controller.

    after I added
    header("Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8");
    it seems to me to work fine in IE7.

    I will test all the rest browsers, but as the other browsers were correctly processing even simply the text, then with proper XML – there should not be any problem.

    Thank you guys for efforts to help me.

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