Hi Don,
selectNodes() - Return values:
Object. Returns a
collection of nodes selected by an XSL Pattern or XPath query. If no nodes are selected, an empty collection is returned.
FOR lii=0 to loProgram.length-1
loNode=loProgram.item(lii)
?loNode.xml
loTitle=loNode.selectsingleNode("*[local-name()='title']")
?loTitle.xml
?loTitle.text
NEXTMartinJ
>Well Martin, I truly thought we had this finished but now there is another problem. I cannot seem to get at the child nodes of the
elements. If
>>loPrograms = loXML.documentElement.selectNodes("*/*/*/*/*/*[local-name()='programs']/*[local-name()='program']")
>oProgram = loPrograms.nextNode
>? oProgram.xml
>? oProgram.firstChild.nodeName
>? oProgram.childNodes(0).text
>>produces
>><program xmlns="urn:TMSWebServices" id="EP1305240021">
> <title>The Crocodile Hunter</title>
> <subtitle>Where Devils Run Wild</subtitle>
> <description>Steve and Terri seek the Tasmanian tiger, thought to be extinct since the
> 1930s; Tasmanian devils; copperhead snakes; black-face shaggs; Paddy Mellon joeys;
> wombats.</description>
> <showType>Series</showType>
> <series>SH130524</series>
> <originalAirDate>1998-06-22</originalAirDate>
></program>
>title
>The Crocodile Hunter
>
>but
>>? oProgram.selectSingleNode("title").text
>>produces an error
>>"Member SELECTSINGLENODE does not evaluate to an object."
>
>how do you extract a specific node such as "title?" I have tried every combination of the various calls that I can think of and none seem to work. The problem code worked fine in my sample data but errors out when applied to the full file.
>
>What gives?
