I tried to do the same, and it seems it can't be done at the moment in
v1.0
Safari. Safari's DOM support is currently restricted to DHTML DOM, ie.
you
can manipulate the currently loaded DHTML document, but not any other
XML
document type. There is no document.implementation.createDocument()
support
as in Mozilla, and no XMLHttpRequest object (or equivalent) for
loading via
HTTP.
Thanks for your response, Phil.
Maybe in v1.1 .....
I hope for it. These missed functions are an important lack of current
Safari version.
I found a temporary solution by using a javascript XML parser 'XML for
<Script>':
Dimitri Mouffet
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