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| [WD20] XML nodes with same name |
| Iniciado por guest, 09,jun. 2015 20:21 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 09,junio 2015 - 20:21 |
I know I can create XML with duplicate named nodes this way:
sXML is string = 22
XMLDocument("Doc",sXML)
XMLParent("Doc")
XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", 1)
XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", 5)
XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", 9)
Can I do it with an xmlDocument variable? This way only takes in to account the last id:
XMLDoc is xmlDocument
XMLDoc = XMLOpen(sXML)
XMLDoc.xml.id = 1
XMLDoc.xml.id = 5
XMLDoc.xml.id = 9 |
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| Publicado el 09,junio 2015 - 20:50 |
Curtis
The tag value has to be in quotes - XML is text based. sXML is string = 22 XMLDocument("Doc",sXML) XMLParent("Doc") XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", "1") XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", "5") XMLAddChild("Doc", "id", "9") |
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| Publicado el 09,junio 2015 - 21:28 |
| Oops. Good catch. They are in my code, forgot to add the quotes when typing out my question. |
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| Publicado el 10,junio 2015 - 10:07 |
Curtis
I see, easily done:)
Back to the original question....
Yes you can do this with the XMLDocument variable.
What you need to do is declare which node you are updating. XMLDoc is xmlDocument XMLDoc = XMLOpen(sXML) XMLDoc.id[1] = "1" XMLDoc.id [2] = "5" XMLDoc.id [3] = "9"
The nodes do, of course, need to exist in the source document.
Check out the 'Example for using the XML Types' in the Help - quite a decent explanation. |
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