To keep things simple, I have an XML like this:
<root>
<childA/>
<childB/>
<somethingelse/>
</root>
and i would like to use XPath (if possible) to give me all the child element of <root> that start with "child". So something like \root\child*
Is this possible and how?
Many Thanks
I have a string value such as the following 881872241251009144651431267159882071681471608600
that I have to convert to a 20 character byte array and I am completely lost.
I am looking for the equivilant of the vb.6 App.Path.
I have an ASP.NET project that references a dll. I want that dll to read information from an XML file that is on the same file path as the dll. I have tried AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory; and...
I have to define a date in a schema that has the format YYYYMMDD. the element in question can also accept an empty value as well. I have tried the following but that doesn't work, does anyone have any ideas.
Thanks
<xs:simpleType name="date">
<xs:restriction...
VBXL,
Thanks for the response and congratulations in getting your MCP.
We are looking something more c# and the web site looks like it's more VB, but i'll look into it closer. I have also heard that www.eno.com are good.
Peter
Hi,
I have been asked by the company I work for to look into online training course for the MCAD certification, with the emphasis on C#. I am currently hunting around on the web, but I would be good to hear from anyone that has either some recommendations or criticisms to give.
Many thanks
Peter
Thanks for the reply Paul. All of a sudden it all seems to work and I haven't made a single change, I 'll have to watch that a bit closer and I will certainly try out your suggestion
Thanks
I have a head scratcher of a problem. I am creating an XML doc with the results of a db query. An element is created with the name of the field and the text value of the element is set to the value of the field. The problem happens when I check to see whether the value is null.
My code is as...
I have also posted this in the VB forum.
I am querying a FP table through VB and I get an empty recordset, when there is actually the data there. If I repeat this query a number of times it suddenly works and I get the information that I need.
Someone has mentioned that I should Flush the...
I have a problem where I am querying a fox pro table and I get back an empty recordset, when in fact the information is actually in the tables (I tried the same query in FP and I got the information back).
If I re query the table through VB a number of times eventually it will work. Obviously...
I am pretty sure that there isn't. The only way I can think of doing soemthing like that is to loop through the elements and add them that way, however, it depends on how your xml file is set up.
Thanks for the reply, problem solved. As is often the case, it is not the database that was the problem, it was the fool that was using it (me).
Your right I haven't done a thing with my.ini and it works fine.
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