XML / XSL

Hi, thank you for the tip. actually previsouly i was having problems using the copy-of tag because the html generated by the client side editor was not perfectly xml compatible one, so i had to go to using the comment and stuff. but now iam making use of SgmlReader from gotdotnet.com and solved that issue as well. Thank you for posting. Bye, CreProDes CreProDes

the choice depends on what you are trying to do with the xml. if you want a very generic solution then the first is better. however, if you want to have a very specific solution the second is better - for example by have different elements for different keys you can set up your xsd to be tighter... also the second example is easier to understand (from a human point of view) either way its going to be a {} war... so choose the one your prefer :-D "When the only tool you have is a hammer, a sore thumb you will have."

Hate to answer my own question but the solution is here Look up tutorial

Michael, I really liked : Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET [^]. :) -Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com

Hi, I have solved my problem. Actually if I am passing null values in dataset xml is not creating the xml element. so instead of passing null I passed null string(""). After that it worked for me. thanks

at first I tried it myself, but obviously this left many tags hanging around. So I moved to a library called 'PugXML' I found here on FlipCode but from my test-code it didn't remove the &-style-tags... I'm still waiting for a reply from the author. I'd be happiest If I could see the exeact rules (should there not be too many) and write the cleanup code myself... Or if there's such a 'cleanup-code' available somewhere I'd be glad to use it thanks for the help

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Beauty!! Thanks

Thanks very muth,My problem has be solved. linjie

Hi, I got the solution with some trial and error... Thanks anyway! If anybody needs help on this, please let me know! :) Thanks, Rgds, Nirav --------------------------------------------------- * Don't wish it was easier; Wish you were better! * ---------------------------------------------------

Your problem seems to be with setAttribute or the use of CComBSTR. :sigh: Not too sure, but try these out: setAttribute CComBSTR

Frontpage 2003 (ick!) beautifies XML. It is a very poor XML editor though (no surprise eh?).

Maybe a good start would be to define an extensible schema and to collect ideas for that schema (such as Mike Dunn's above). This could be a very useful thing, but publishing a schema will make it acceptable for many uses, so long as it is capable of handling many possibilities, and even allows for extension for the possibilities that are too rare to build-in, or ones that you or the community can't think of. Also, and this *could* go along with the schema, using a namespace with namespace-qualified elements (perhaps even qualified attributes, like RDF requires), makes XML parsing easier since your elements would be qualified and couldn't get confused with other elements (by the XML parser that understands namespaces in most cases). I think this is a really interesting idea. Good luck! -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.21 GCS/G/MU d- s: a- C++++ UL@ P++(+++) L+(--) E--- W+++ N++ o+ K? w++++ O- M(+) V? PS-- PE Y++ PGP++ t++@ 5 X+++ R+@ tv+ b(-)>b++ DI++++ D+ G e++>+++ h---* r+++ y+++ -----END GEEK CODE BLOCK-----

Wow, if words could kill... I did try to add example, but it didn't go through. I did go to W3C site, but the exapmles there didn't help me much. When I'm trying to fit a text into a shape, whatever I do does not work. If I try to change the font size, also does not work. e.g. 3086-UNKNOWN CHEQUE MATCHING Whatever I did inside the textpath or the textbox, the text stayed the same. No change of the font size, rotation, middle-center or any other attribute I tried.

Hey thanks a lot! I'm just a starter in C# and was not aware where to reference to dll's. It solved my problem. Thanks again