how to write to xml file! [modified]
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Hello community, i am new user and its my first question that i seek an answer or some sort of answer that will help me with my work so please don't judge me :) My problem is that i made html page and on that page i have form in witch i insert email/password.I want those informations to be inserted into Xml file file witch i already have in my project.I want this problem to be solved with javascript or jquery.(server environment not client if that is possible). So if anyone is interested in solving my problem it will be from big help to me. Thanks.
modified on Monday, October 19, 2009 8:16 AM
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Hello community, i am new user and its my first question that i seek an answer or some sort of answer that will help me with my work so please don't judge me :) My problem is that i made html page and on that page i have form in witch i insert email/password.I want those informations to be inserted into Xml file file witch i already have in my project.I want this problem to be solved with javascript or jquery.(server environment not client if that is possible). So if anyone is interested in solving my problem it will be from big help to me. Thanks.
modified on Monday, October 19, 2009 8:16 AM
live4u wrote:
I want this problem to be solved with javascript or jquery.(server environment not client if that is possible).
Um... I know you're new and all, but you just asked a dumb question. You want to use client side code, but you want it to run on the server ? How does that make sense ? To manipulate XML, there's almost certainly a DOM implimentation in the framework you're using, but if you want specific code, the ASP.NET forum for ASP.NET or web dev for any other web platform, is the best place to ask this. Although it relates to XML, it's hard to know how to answer based on what you said. XmlDocument class if you're using .NET, otherwise I don't know. But, you can't use javascript or jquery ( which is just a javascript library, it's not a language ) on the server, nor should you want to.
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