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OK, first and foremost, am using classic ASP as that is what I have to work with. All electronic forms in my company are currently in classic ASP. Too many of them to move to .net any time soon. That said, I have written an html form that includes sending a SOAP request to our CRM (ticketing system) which is vendor hosted. They are supplying the .net web service to the CRM's database. This will send back a response not only of a successful receipt, but also a ticket number which I am to display to the customer's screen. I am pretty comfortable with the sending part, I think. It is the response I am not so sure about. I've done XML responses through a web service before; however, I've never had a response I would have to parse before. Here are the questions that I have: 1. Are the request and response generally coded in the same envelope or separately? 2. I'm pretty comfortable displaying text received in a response using xmlhttp.responseText, but HOW would you parse the SOAP response in classic ASP? Below is the code I have for the Request: strXML = "" strXML = strXML & "<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>" & strCR strXML = strXML & "<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/' xmlns:SOAP-ENC='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xmlns:xsd='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <SOAP-ENV:Header>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <m:header xmlns:m='http://VenderURL'>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <docType>Esr Client</docType>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <version>3.0</version>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <sender type='CUSTSYSID'>WIN</sender>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <receiver type='CUSTSYSID'>CCC</receiver>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <requestSyncType>synchronous</requestSyncType>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <deployment.Mode>test</deployment.Mode>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <partner type='CUSTSYSID'>" & String & "</partner>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <transactionId>" & IntPONumber & "</transactionId>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <timestamp>" & strTimeStamp & "</timestamp>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </m:header>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </SOAP-ENV:Header>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <SOAP-ENV:Body>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <m:serviceRequest xmlns:m='http://VendorURL' action='String'>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <ticketInfo ticketNumber='String'>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <refTicketNumber>" & "intPONumber" & "</refTicketNumber>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <openedDateStamp>" & strTimeStamp & "</openedDateStamp>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <sentDateStamp>" & strTimeStamp & "</sentDateStamp>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <transDateStamp>" & strTimeStamp & "</transDateStamp>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <problemDescription>" & "strCCDescription" & "</problemDescription>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <resolution code='String' timeStamp='YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS'>" & String & "</resolution>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <shortDescription>" & strSubject & "</shortDescription>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <status>2</status>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <priority internalCode='3'/>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <severity code='3'/>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <sla contractId=””>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <contractName>Winn-Dixie SLA Contract</contractName>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </sla>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <technician.id>" & strTechnician & "</technician>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <category name='IssueCode1'>INCIDENT</category>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <category name='IssueCode2'>HARDWARE</category>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <category name='IssueCode3'>BREAK / FIX</category>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </ticketInfo>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <entitlement>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <code>" & CustCode & "</code>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </entitlement>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <contact type='primary' vip=”false”>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <company>WINN-DIXIE</company>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <Email>WD REQ</Email>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </contact>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <serviceAddress site='0'>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </serviceAddress>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <equipment>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <model>" & part_no & "</model>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <description>" & strConfigItem & "</description>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </equipment>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <extrinsics name='FLEX2'>" & strPartDesc & "</extrinsics>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </m:serviceRequest>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <SOAP-ENV:Fault>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Client</faultcode>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <faultstring>[ISS.0088.9134] Exception occurred while processing the body of the message</faultstring>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " <faultactor>http://b2bqc.compucom.com/soap</faultactor>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </SOAP-ENV:Fault>" & strCR strXML = strXML & " </SOAP-ENV:Body>" & strCR strXML = strXML & "</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>" ' End of Request section ' Call the webservice using POST baseURL="[url="https://b2bqc.compucom.com/ws/CcEsrV4:provider"]https://b2bqc.compucom.com/ws/CcEsrV4:provider[/url]" 'Link for Production Environment Set objXmlHttp = CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0") objXmlHttp.setTimeouts toResolve, toConnect, toSend, toReceive objXmlHttp.Open "POST", baseURL, False objXMLHttp.Send(strXML) Here's the code for the response: strXMLResponse = ""strXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & "<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV='[url="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"]http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/[/url]' xmlns:SOAP-ENC='[url="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"]http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/[/url]' xmlns:xsd='[url="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"]http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema[/url]'xmlns:xsi='[url="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"]http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance[/url]'>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & "<SOAP-ENV:Body>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " <serviceResponse>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " <status code="?">string</status>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " <statusMsg>string</statusMsg>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " <ticketNumber>string</ticketNumber>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " <refTicketNumber>string</refTicketNumber>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & " </ESR:serviceResponse>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & "</SOAP-ENV:Body>" & strCRstrXMLResponse = strXMLResponse & "</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>" ' XML Response from VendorresponseXML = xmlhttp.responseTextresponse.write("Your Ticket Number is: ") & "<b><font color='#cc0000' size='4'>" & responseXML & "</font></b>" Any guidance anyone can provide would be greatlly appreciated. Thanks, BillM

Hello potential helpers, im currently having issues with firing an ajax request inside of another ajax request. Heres my code: Im not getting "alert(content)" Condition if(shop[1] == "gserver") and if(name.includes(shopname) == true) are definetly true. The function is correctly called as well. No Im not using jquery for reasons. Anyone has an idea why the 2nd requests isnt fired? Is it not waiting for the first one to finish? function initiate_shop_game(shopname) { var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() { if(this.readyState == 4 && this.status == 200) { var obj = this.responseText; var array = eval("[" + obj + "]"); var r = 1; for(var i = 0; i < array.length; i++) { for(var x = 0; x < array[i].length; x++) { var shop = array[i][x] + ''; shop = shop.split(","); if(shop[1] == "gserver") { var name = shop[2]; var imgname = shop[7] var shopvalues = shop[3].split("{%TEND%}"); var minslots = parseInt(shopvalues[1]); var maxslots = parseInt(shopvalues[2]); var minram= parseInt(shopvalues[3]); var maxram = parseInt(shopvalues[4]); var pricea = (parseFloat(shop[5]) / 30); var priceb = (parseFloat(shop[6] / 30)); var content = [name,imgname,minslots,maxslots,minram,maxram,pricea,priceb]; if(name.includes(shopname) == true) { var div = document.createElement('div'); div.id = name; var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() { if(xmlhttp.readyState == 4 && xmlhttp.status == 200) { alert(content); }; xmlhttp.open('POST',"/template_shop.php", true); xmlhttp.send(); } } } } } } }; xmlhttp.open('POST',"/get_shop_data.php", true); xmlhttp.send(); }