I have string variable with HTML entities: var str = 'Some text & text'; I want to convert (decode) it to original characters: Some text & text. JavaScript doesn't have built-in fu...

I'm trying to figure this out, but there's not much information. Which browsers support E4X, and why isn't it more widely adopted?

Is there any way to get E4X(ECMAScript) to work with NodeJS? It would really help to output slick html/xml without hassle/noise. It works fine using SpiderMonkey since it is natively implemented,...

Basically I need to define a node name and its CDATA content using variables. var nodeName:String = "tag"; var nodeValue:String = "<non-escaped-content>"; Naively I thought this would work...

I am trying to parse some XML in AS3 that I recieve thru a WebService call to C#. C# is serializing using a DataContract so the namespace is non standard. Here is what the xml looks like: <Us...

I find the following code in some file: var node = <title />; node.@name = "titleName"; The node is <title> <name>titleName<name/> </title> So What's the .@ op...

E4X (Ecma-357) is an extension to ECMAScript that adds XML literals as first-class primitives. That's awesome, but with only Mozilla and Adobe support (without V8 and IE support too), E4X is virtua...

I was wondering if there was a way to parse XML using E4X, or something similar to E4X. Does such a framework / library exist? Thanks!

I'm implementing all of the optional E4X features described in ECMA-357 Annex A and I'm having trouble implementing domNodeList (§A.1.2 and §A.2.2). How would I create my own NodeList object? Even...

Consider this problem: Using Javascript/E4X, in a non-browser usage scenario (a Javascript HL7 integration engine), there is a variable holding an XML snippet that could have multiple repeating no...