XMLDOM object method: Object event

Ondataavailable event For use This event is triggered when the XML file is valid. Basic syntax This event can be handled in the following three ways: . Inline: <element ondataavailable = handler>; . Event property: object. ondataavailable = handler; . Named script: <script for = object EVENT = ondataavailable>; 　 Description An ondataavailable event is triggered when valid data is obtained. This technology does not indicate how much data is valid in this file. Example XmlDoc. ondataavailable = alert ('data is now available .'); Onreadystatechange event For use This event is triggered when the content of the readyState attribute changes. Basic syntax This event can be handled in the following three ways: . Inline: <element onreadystatechange = handler>; . Event property: object. onreadystatechange = handler; . Named script: <script for = object EVENT = onreadystatechange>; 　 Description The onreadystatechange event is triggered when the content of the readyState attribute changes, but this event does not indicate the status of the "prepared" event. You must use the readyState attribute to obtain the current state. Example XmlDoc. onreadystatechange = Alert ("The readyState property is" + xmlDoc. readyState );