Hi,
I have requirement to update xml file locally javascript.

The html file and xml file are in same directory and i want to update the xml file thrgh html file.

Note: I am reading it through undermention script method:
function loadXMLDoc(dname) {
if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {
xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
} else {
xhttp = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
//alert(xhttp);

xhttp.open("GET", 'abc.xml', false);
xhttp.send(null);
return xhttp.responseXML;

}

Now i to edit and update the xml :
function doSubmit(){
xmlDoc = loadXMLDoc("abc.xml");
var len = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("original").length;
if( (-1 < currentRow) && (currentRow < len) ) {
alert(document.controlForm.notes.value);
xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("notes")
[currentRow].childNodes[0].nodeValue = "zuni";
xmlDoc.save("abc.xml");
}

}

But it is not updating the local xml file.

Please help me out ?
how to update xml thrgh javaScript.

I am totally stucked?
Thanks,
Zuned

Will only work in MSIE and even then you have to set the security level to allow it.

I don't know if xmlDoc.save() can be used, though.

Might have to be more complex than that.

My question still unanswered is there is any way through which i can edit my xml using javascript?

Of course. You can manipulate the DOM object that you get from loading the XML. Add nodes, remove nodes, change node content, etc. For that matter, create a second DOM object and create all new nodes in it based on the nodes in the original. But what good does that do you if you can't save the result?

Now... You *could* ship the result to a server side process and ask *IT* to save it. That's not hard.

yup know wht dom can do ...... but major concern was can we use java script to edit and save xml file at client side only........