Hi..
I have an Asp file, which passes a parameter into an XSL... The XSL outputs some data based on the parameter... After that, the same ASP page outputs a form to the client, to collect some information...
My problem is... I get two junk characters viz.. "ÿþ" before the XSL...
Hi...
I have the following XML file :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<QuestionBank>
<Question ID="32" Owner="Thuraivan" Date="30/11/2001"
Visibility = "0">
<TextOfQuestion> This is the text of First...
Hi...
I got the answer to the above...
What i missed out was to use -
Application.lock()
Application("Q&A").Save(Server.MapPath_
("QuestionAndAnswer.XML"))
Application.unlock()
Pretty silly on my part eh?... Sorry, for that...
Hi...
I have created an ASP Application Variable for an XML File that will be used frequently day-in-and-day-out... with the help of the following lines in the global.asa file of IIS 5.0:
<Script language= "Vbscript" runat = server>
Sub Application_OnStart()
Set...
Hello Richard,
Welcome to the world of XML... I guess... we are in the same world... Am a beginner too...
To answer your question, when i posted that question, i only had one concrete solution with me.. that is to parse node by node, check for ID attribute and if the appropriate Node Attribute...
I have the following xml table :
<QuestionBank>
<Question Number="1">
<TextOfQuestion> Text of Question </TextOfQuestion>
<Answer> Text of Answer to Question 1 </Answer>
</Question>
<Question Number="2">
<TextOfQuestion> Text of Question...
I have the following xml table :
<QuestionBank>
<Question Number="1">
<TextOfQuestion> Text of Question </TextOfQuestion>
<Answer> Text of Answer to Question 1 </Answer>
</Question>
<Question Number="2">
<TextOfQuestion> Text of Question...
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