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Hi, I the < is within the Javascript itself why not place the javascript within Cdata tags <![CDATA[ <script language=Javascript>.....</script>]]> or if its within the xsl itself then use the string literal <xsl:value-of select=&quot;Column[@id < 'A']&quot;></xsl:value-of> Hope this...

Hi, Your path to the name elemt eof your document is not correct it should read <xsl:value-of select=&quot;Name&quot;></xsl:value-of> The rest of it seems OK B-)

Hi, You can search the collection of nodes for a specific value using the selectSingleNode or selectNodes methods from the DomDocument object To find a specific value anywhere in the document use the following syntax set oNode = DomDocument.selectSingleNode(&quot;//YEARS[. = '20']&quot;) I...

Hi, I f I understand what you are trying to do is to locate a specific tag within an XML document if wit exists. You could use xsl to do this <xsl:value-of select=&quot;//elementName&quot;></xsl:value-of> this can be done for either a domdocument object using the selectSingleNode method...

Hi, Yes you can do it <xsl:stylesheet version=&quot;1.0&quot; xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot;> <xsl:template match=&quot;/&quot;> testing <xsl:for-each select=&quot;Report/Heading/Columns/Column[@id = 'A']&quot;> <xsl:value-of select=&quot;@width&quot;/>...

Hi, You could try using the catalog object withing the VB project references select Microsoft ADO Ext. 2.5 For DDL and Security within your project Create a module wide declaration dim cn as adodb.connection create a function called connect Private function Connect() as boolean...

Hi, I don't think that you can save a recordset striagt into an xml dom document. The way that we initially got around this was to save the xml into an ado stream dim s as new adodb.stream rs.save s,adopersistxml then load the data into the DOM document xmlDoc.loadXML(s) However we...

Hi, I dont really know what you are trying to do. I will asume that you are trying to export the results of access queries into xml files. If so you will need to use VB6 this is a quick walkthrough of how you could do it in the VB exe regerence the ADO libraries create an instance of the...

Hi, I'm none to sure if this is what you are asking for but have you tried just removing the alert and replacing it with the function call onSave=&quot;Whatever()&quot; This will normally execute in javascript

Load each of the fragraments into DOM documents //use the selectSingleNode method to goto the correct position var oNode = xmlDocMain.selectSingleNode(&quot;Rootnode&quot;); //get xml to add var oNode2 = xmlDocSub.selectSingleNode(&quot;Header2&quot;); //Add them together...

Hi, Why don't you use a good xml editor (xml spy for example) This will sort out all of the tag problems that you are having and will allow you to validate against the DTD

Hi, a DOM parser loads the entire document into the standard tree on the load event and will therefore fall over if the xml document is not well formed. The SAX parser (I think as I don't use this that often) only loads the sections of the document as it needs them. therefore I would think that...

Hi, Yes you can do what you want to. There are many examples of this on the internet e.g www.xml101.com. As for software requirements there are several ways to go to transform (work with xml using xsl) on the server your isp will have to have either a SAX pharser or a DOM parser installed...

It would make it easier for you if you did the following Change your code to read dim vCount as variant dim oRs as adodb.recordset 'Create an alias that can be referenced in the recordset object returned from the execute statement set oRs = cn.Execute (&quot;select count(party_id) as...

All you need is the following option explicit Dim oConnection as adodb.connection Private function GetConnection as Boolean dim bconnected as boolean set oConnection = new adodb.connection with oconnection .connectionstring = &quot;the connection string for your database&quot...