responsetext

I have a code (given below) in excel vba that fetches web page source html. The code is working fine but the html that it fetches is incomplete. When the line webpageSource = oHttp.ResponseText is executed, the variable webpageSource contains "DOCTYPE html PUBLIC ....... etc etc till the end /html" and that is how it should be. Everything is correct till here. But the next line debug.print webpageSource prints only half the html from "(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ...... etc etc till the end /html" Why is that so? I want to find some strings from the returned response text

Is there a way to get a response from the typical ajax function so that it can be dissected with getElements? I've tried query.responseText.getElementById but it works just as bad as it looks. You should be able to tell what I'm trying to achieve by seeing that snippet, though. I just need to get elements from an ajax response the same way as I would a normal DOM object. Also, please do not suggest using jQuery. I use it when I have a lot of script and can use a lot of its functions, but in this case I only have a short script and a library 70x the size of it would seem like a waste. Well you

I have an ajax script that calls a php file. The php file echos "yes" or "no", I want to use the strings to do logical comparisons. In the javascript, I want to compare the string in the responseText to see if it is == to "yes" (or "no"). But the comparison fails. So I do the alert responseText, and it does show "yes" (or "no") as the string. But I read on here that the responseText might contain hidden whitespace characters, so I did the string length of responseText and it shows that the string length is 4 characters longer than what it should be. So I escaped the responseText alert(escape

I am making an ajax call and I get the content from responseText . I confirm by using alert that inside, the responseText contains the entire page as a string . That's fine. Now I need to extract specific contents from the string by converting it to DOM and using getElementsByTagName , getElementsByName etc... My problem is that none of these seems to work. I've read many references on using responseXML instead of responseText but this gives me back null . So, by sticking to responseText , how can i get the specific elements that I want? For instance if my response contains the following:

This question already has an answer here: How do I return the response from an asynchronous call? 35 answers Here is part of my Ajax function. For some reason that I cannot figure out, I am able to alert() responseText but not able to return responseText. Can anybody help? I need that value to be used in another function. http.onreadystatechange = function(){ if( http.readyState == 4 && http.status == 200 ){ return http.responseText; } } You will not be able to handle the return value that you are returning from your asynchronous callback. You should handle the responseText within the callback