Solution to BUG in string and XML conversion under IE

js defines an xml object, var data = "";

JQUERY can convert a string into an XML object, and then use the find() method to node the XML converted from the string operate.

But jQuery cannot parse XML under IE. What is parsed in IE is a text object.

Solution: Determine whether it is an IE browser. If so, re-create and load the xml object

   var xml;

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