Ajax response into javascript variables

Question

In fact, I am working on a small PHP script and I use this code to make an ajax query

 var CODE = $('.code').val();
         var CASE = $('.code').attr('case');
  $.ajax({
            type:'POST',
            url:'ajax.php',
            data:'code='+CODE+'&case='+CASE,
            success:function(html){

            }
        });

the response is like that

<span class="name">Yassine</span>
<span class="email">[email protected]</span>

I want to store those results as javascript variables like this:

Var name = Yassine
Var email = [email protected]

guest271314 · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-11 00:38:05Z

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You can use jQuery(), .eq(), .text()

var response = $(html);
var name = response.eq(0).text();
var email = response.eq(1).text();

answered Apr 11, 2016 at 0:38

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Yassine Devlopper Over a year ago

It doesn't work :( The Html responses are SPANS HTML tags.

guest271314 Over a year ago

@YassineDevlopper Can you describe "It doesn't work"? "The Html responses are SPANS HTML tags" Yes

Yassine Devlopper Over a year ago

The response is like this : <span class="name">Yassine</span> I want to Put Yassine as variable so I'm looking for a way to select the span by using the class name and get interior value . Any other way will be OK.

guest271314 Over a year ago

@YassineDevlopper "The response is like this : <span class="name">Yassine</span> I want to Put Yassine as variable so I'm looking for a way to select the span by using the class name and get interior value ." Yes, js at post should achieve expected result; see jsfiddle jsfiddle.net/16nq024f

guest271314 Over a year ago

@YassineDevlopper You could alternatively use .filter() to select element by className, e.g.; response.filter(".name").text() , see jsfiddle.net/16nq024f/2

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