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Hi!

I am using a code to echo a row in a database table using ajax with PHP.

The code is working correctly.

The ajax will send the response text as follows-

document.getElementById('outputText').innerHTML = httpObject.responseText;

My question is how can I retrieve individual fields into separate Id's?

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Member Avatar for Luckychap

Simply you have to parse the server response manually.

For example you get this a client side:

responseText = "field1||fiel2||field||......";

Then using javascipt string-functions to separate all the fields and use the your method of innerHTML to populate other text fields.

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Thanks for your reply.

Can you please tell me how to do that?

I'm not well versed with javascript.

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Ok, I googled a bit, I guess I can use the split() function for the purpose.

Thanks for your help!

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