requete selective dans fichier xml -- selective query in xml file

requete selective dans fichier xml -- selective query in xml file

Bonjour,

je débute actuellement dans jQuery.
J'ai réussi a parser mon fichier xml, mais j'aurais voulu pouvoir afficher les données en fonction d'un critère de filtre, une sorte de requête sql :
 -> select * from 'table' where pays = 'paramètre'.
est-ce possible? si oui, comment je doit m'y prendre?

voici un extrait du fichier xml:

   1. <markers>
          <marker name="a" lat="55.23076" lng="66.06605" logo="images/a.png" url="http://www.a.ch" details="">
              <inst>"a"</inst>
              <pays>Switzerland</pays>
              <url>http://www.a.ch</url>
              <code>a</code>
              <lat>55.23076</lat>
              <lng>66.06605</lng>
          </marker>
      </markers>


voici le code de parsing:

   1. function test(recup)
       //Fonction qui affiche les instituts en fonction du pays séléctionné
       {
         $.ajax( {
                  type: "GET",
                  url: "instituts.xml",
                  dataType: "xml",
                  success: function(xml)
                           {
                             $(xml).find('marker').each(              
                              function()
                              {
                                  var code = $(this).find('code').text();
                                  var gps = $(this).find('gps').text();
                                  var lat = $(this).find('lat').text();
                                  var lng = $(this).find('lng').text();
                                  var inst = $(this).find('inst').text();
                                  var instStr = "<a onClick=\"JavaScript:changerPointeur('"+lat+","+lng+"')\" title="+inst+">"+code+'<br>';
                                  $(instStr).appendTo('#instituts');
                                });
                            }
              });
       
       }

Mon but est de sélectionner le contenu de <inst> en fonction du pays...

Merci d'avance...

Math11


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Hello


I begin now in jQuery.
I managed to parse my xml file, but I wanted to display data based on a filter criteria, so a sql query:
 -> select * from 'table' where country = 'parameter'.

Is this possible? if so, how should I go about it?


Here is an excerpt from the xml file:

  

<markers>
          
<marker name="a" lat="55.23076" lng="66.06605" logo="images/a.png" url="http://www.a.ch" details="">
              
<inst>"a"</inst>
              
<pays>Switzerland</pays>
              
<url>http://www.a.ch</url>
              
<code>a</code>
              
<lat>55.2307</lat>
              
<lng>66.06605</lng>
          
</marker>
      
</markers>




here is the code parsing:

   

 function test (recup)
       
/ / Function that displays the institutions selected by country
       
(
         
$. Ajax ((
                  
type: "GET",
                  
url: "instituts.xml"
                  
dataType: "xml",
                  
success: function (xml)
                           
(
                             
$ (Xml).find('marker').each (
                              
function()
                              
(
                                  
var code = $ (this).find ("code").text();
                                  
var lat = $( this). find('lat').text();
                                  
var lng = $ (this). find('lng ").text();
                                  
var inst = $ (this).find('inst').text();
                                  
instStr var = "<a onClick=\"JavaScript:changerPointeur('"+lat+","+lng+"')\" title="+inst+">" + code + '<br>';
                                  
$ (instStr). appendTo ('#instituts');
                                
));
                            
)
              
));
       
       

)


My goal is to select the contents of <inst> by country ...


Thank you in advance ...


Math11