The following is a segment of code that adds a node to an XML document:
oChild = oXml.CreateElement("Fld");
oChild.InnerText = "";
oAttr = oXml.CreateAttribute("name");
oAttr.Value = "REQUESTOR";
oChild.Attributes.SetNamedItem(oAttr);
oRoot.AppendChild(oChild);
Even though .InnerText is empty string, the node in XML file looks like this:
<Fld name="REQUESTOR">
</Fld>
And when I programatically extract the value from the XML file, it contains:
chr(13)Chr(10)and then bunch of chr(32)
Instead, I would expect it to be:
<Fld name="REQUESTOR"></Fld>
Why does .net insert CR and bunch of empty characters when InnerText should be empty string?
Thank you.
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