Demanding help and insulting members who volunteer their expert assistance is pitiful! As far as your problem is concerned, I would place the result of the sorted nodes in a variable. Then, I would copy the sorted nodes in the variable.
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There's SandCastle[^] and take a look at this[^] article about using NDoc. [edit]Assuming you're using C#. Not sure if C++ or VB supports this stuff. [/edit] Marc
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led mike wrote:
By accessible I mean using the XPath query with selectNodes().
Not that I'm aware of, but I'll have to check. The imported schemas are not merged into a single XmlSchema instance--instead, you have to recurse through the Imports collection to manually find stuff, so I doubt XPath will do that either. Marc
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Hi, Any luck with it so far ? Also i am wondering if there is any way i can extract the image from the html web page and change its dimensions and display it next to the search result. Thanks Andyyy
XSLT is a Transformation mechanism. You can use it to transform XML into any text. The fact that you can choose to transform XML into HTML does not connect XSLT to CSS or Browser rendering compatibility issues. They are not related in any way other than you may be using and dealing with all of them in a project.
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crazy_sam wrote:
I want to create new XML file that will contain some selected data from other XML files, so please tell me how to create new XML,add new nodes thru VC++
Sounds like you want to work with an XML Parser and DOM. Maybe this tutorial [^]will help. Then there are several Parsers one can use in a C++ environment so you need to investigate these and choose one. Once you have a specific Parser/DOM, consult the documentation for it because the API's are not always identical even though the DOM is a W3C standard.
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mike123543 wrote:
This issue would only arise if I needed to customise the xml serialization
This is true. Try this book, Chapter 7 to start[^] It is really thorough.
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Honeyboy_20 wrote:
i test it in this site http://www.validome.org/grammar/ but give me error
What was the error? How on earth do you expect anyone to help you without full information?
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