On Mar 1, 12:07 am, unbewusst.s...@google.com.invalid (Une B=E9vue)
wrote:
> > > Currently when I execute this is makes no change whatsoever to the xml
> > > file. What I expected was to open the xml doc manually and see 4 child
> > > nodes of the root instead of 3 as shown above in the xml listing. Any
> > > thoughts or ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
>
> It is not possible, by JavaScript policy, to save a document in the
> client side.
>
> You might ask for that using a server side script writen in php for
> example...
> --
> Une B=E9vue


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> It is not possible, by JavaScript policy, to save a document in the
> client side.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This is only true if your web page is being served by a web server.
If the web page is a local file on a hard drive that you have rights
to, then the save method works.  I use it all the time to write
browser-based applications that dont require a web server to exist on
the users machine.  They just click a local html file fill out the
form and save away.