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hi im trying to build a form that enters data from textboxes into my xml file i need to get to this :
<chores> <day label="A" > <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> </day> </chores>can anyone please tell me what should i exactly write in my C# code to get this working? thanksmodified on Friday, April 9, 2010 12:43 PM
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hi im trying to build a form that enters data from textboxes into my xml file i need to get to this :
<chores> <day label="A" > <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> </day> </chores>can anyone please tell me what should i exactly write in my C# code to get this working? thanksmodified on Friday, April 9, 2010 12:43 PM
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hi im trying to build a form that enters data from textboxes into my xml file i need to get to this :
<chores> <day label="A" > <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> </day> </chores>can anyone please tell me what should i exactly write in my C# code to get this working? thanksmodified on Friday, April 9, 2010 12:43 PM
You have to use XMLTextwriter for creating a Xml file.See below link for help XMLTextwriter
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hi im trying to build a form that enters data from textboxes into my xml file i need to get to this :
<chores> <day label="A" > <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> </day> </chores>can anyone please tell me what should i exactly write in my C# code to get this working? thanksmodified on Friday, April 9, 2010 12:43 PM
First if all your question has nothing to do with ASP.NET. This is normal C# code, where you need to use
System.Xmlnamespace andXmlTextWriterClass to write the XML Object in the file.Cheers ! Abhijit My Blog : http://abhijitjana.net
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hi im trying to build a form that enters data from textboxes into my xml file i need to get to this :
<chores> <day label="A" > <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> <job price="30" product="bla bla" size="20x33" amount="22"/> </day> </chores>can anyone please tell me what should i exactly write in my C# code to get this working? thanksmodified on Friday, April 9, 2010 12:43 PM
i did try something that is working mlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); doc.Load("chores2.xml"); XmlElement elmXML = doc.CreateElement("day"); string strNewCat = "<a>" + this.txtBoxAmount.Text + "</a>" + "<b>" + this.txtBoxPrice.Text +"</b>" + "<c>" + this.txtBoxAbout.Text + "</c>" + "<d>" + this.txtBoxSize.Text + "</d>"; elmXML.InnerXml = strNewCat; doc.DocumentElement.AppendChild(elmXML); doc.Save(Server.MapPath("chores.xml")); but it build the xml file not as i need it to be my question was how can i build it this way <day label=XXX> <job a="1" b="2"../> <job a="2" b=3".../> </day> <day label=XXX> <job a="1" b="2"../> <job a="2" b=3".../> </day>
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i did try something that is working mlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); doc.Load("chores2.xml"); XmlElement elmXML = doc.CreateElement("day"); string strNewCat = "<a>" + this.txtBoxAmount.Text + "</a>" + "<b>" + this.txtBoxPrice.Text +"</b>" + "<c>" + this.txtBoxAbout.Text + "</c>" + "<d>" + this.txtBoxSize.Text + "</d>"; elmXML.InnerXml = strNewCat; doc.DocumentElement.AppendChild(elmXML); doc.Save(Server.MapPath("chores.xml")); but it build the xml file not as i need it to be my question was how can i build it this way <day label=XXX> <job a="1" b="2"../> <job a="2" b=3".../> </day> <day label=XXX> <job a="1" b="2"../> <job a="2" b=3".../> </day>
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does it really bother you..? i asked for someone to help me with my code not to teach me how to format my code cuz i know how :)
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not to teach me how to format my code cuz i know how
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does it really bother you..? i asked for someone to help me with my code not to teach me how to format my code cuz i know how :)
YES it really bothers us. That's why there are those nifty convienent code block tags for you to use. And responses like this to long-term members will get you noticed, and no one will be willing to help you in the future. Even if it does have a smiley face at the end.
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