That's exactly what I need. Thank You So Very Much! :)

I will be writing the records to a database. I thought the best way of doing that was getting the data into a datatable. to do that I need to add rows and populate the columns with the individual elements or attributes. The element Item and ItemNumber are only present in some conditions. So when I add them to the variables I should see something like this: +If all items exist Time = (string)c.Element("Time"), Description = (string)c.Element("Description"), ItemId = (int)c.Attribute("Itemid"), ***Note not HomeItemId**** Name = (string)c.Element("Name"), //Coffee ItemDescrip = (string)c.Element("ItemDescrip"), +If NO items exist Time = (string)c.Element("Time"), Description = (string)c.Element("Description"), ItemId = "" Name = "" ItemDescrip = "" Thanks, Sue

Thank You, I have one more step to go. I'm getting the values into the variables, the only issue is getting the values that are in the item element.

<Item>
<ItemNumber id="0">
<Name>Coffee</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip1</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
<ItemNumber id="1">
<Name>Tea</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 2</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
</Item>

The tricky part to me is that sometimes they exists and other times they don't.

XML File

<Log>
<HomeItem id="2">
<Time>1/8/2014 3:21:47 PM</Time>
<HasNewAddress>Y</HasNewAddress>
<AddressType>N</AddressType>
<Description>myDescrip</Description>
<Item/>
<Title/>
</HomeItem>
<HomeItem id="3">
<Time>1/8/2014 6:52:47 PM</Time>
<HasNewAddress>Y</HasNewAddress>
<AddressType>N</AddressType>
<Description>myDescrip2</Description>
<Item>
<ItemNumber id="0">
<Name>Coffee</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip1</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
<ItemNumber id="1">
<Name>Tea</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 2</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
<ItemNumber id="2">
<Name>Milk</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 3</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
</Item>
<Title/>
</HomeItem>
<HomeItem id="4">
<Time>1/8/2014 7:35:47 PM</Time>
<HasNewAddress>Y</HasNewAddress>
<AddressType>N</AddressType>
<Description>my Descrip 3</Description>
<Item>
<ItemNumber id="7">
<Name>Juice</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 4</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
<ItemNumber id="8">
<Name>Tea</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 6</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
<ItemNumber id="9">
<Name>Milk</Name>
<ItemDescrip>I Descrip 7</ItemDescrip>
</ItemNumber>
</Item>
<Title>The Title</Title>
</HomeItem>
<HomeItem id="5">
<Time>1/8/2014 12:21:47 PM</Time>
<HasNewAddress>Y</HasNewAddress>
<AddressType>N</AddressType>
<Description>myDescrip 8</Description>
<Item/>
<

I have an application that closes all IE windows that have "MKR" string in the address when the application closes. The problem is that explorer.exe is still listed in the processes. How do I get rid of the process when I close the application? SR

In my code below I'm trying to have the user click on an image. Then pass that associated ID of that image (through XML it is associated). Any help is welcomed: <%@Page Language="VB" Debug="True" %> Protected Sub Formview1_PageIndexChanging(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.FormViewPageEventArgs) MsgBox(sender.ToString) End Sub Sub Get_Shape(ByVal Src As Object, ByVal Args As ImageMapEventArgs) Response.Write("<b>'" & Args.PostBackValue & "'</b> was clicked") Response.Write((Me.Formview1.FindControl("lblID").ToString() & " Label Value")) End Sub

ID:
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In my code below I'm trying to have the user click on an image. Then pass that associated ID of that image (through XML it is associated). Any help is welcomed: <%@Page Language="VB" Debug="True" %> Protected Sub Formview1_PageIndexChanging(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.FormViewPageEventArgs) MsgBox(sender.ToString) End Sub Sub Get_Shape(ByVal Src As Object, ByVal Args As ImageMapEventArgs) Response.Write("<b>'" & Args.PostBackValue & "'</b> was clicked") Response.Write((Me.Formview1.FindControl("lblID").ToString() & " Label Value")) End Sub

ID:
XML file Thanks

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