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    Hi, I need lines of code to generate and update an xml file via javascript.

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      Hi, I need lines of code to generate and update an xml file via javascript.

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      Nobody can answer that question without more information; a) where is the javascript being executed b) what exactly are you trying to achieve, define the problem statement in a bit more detail. There may be better approaches.

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        Hi, I need lines of code to generate and update an xml file via javascript.

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        It is possible to do this, although depending upon your Javascript abilities, could be very frustrating. Check out this link: http://www.w3schools.com/dom/default.asp[^] A server-side language is far easier to use for this sort of thing IMHO. PHP may be your best free option, just look for an XML class. Coldfusion has excellent XML support if you've got money to spend or already have a license for it.

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