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I'm using the MS XML object model via Seth Juarez's XML class (http://xmlfiles.com/articles/seth/xmldatatransfer/default.asp), to create an ASX playlist but the principle will apply anywhere.
Here's the struture I want (obviously the brackets has been changed so that the code is viewable here):
{ASX version = "3.0"}
{PARAM NAME = "Encoding" VALUE = "UTF-8" /}
{ENTRY}
{ref href = "\Music\Artist\Album\Track1.mp3" /}
{/ENTRY}
{ENTRY}
{ref href = "\Music\Artist\Album\Track2.mp3" /}
{/ENTRY}
{/ASX}
I can get as far as this:
{ASX version = "3.0"}
{PARAM NAME = "Encoding" VALUE = "UTF-8" /}
{ENTRY}
{ref href = "\Music\Artist\Album\Track1.mp3" /}
{/ENTRY}
{/ASX}
using these calls:
.createChildNode "ASX", "ENTRY"
.createChildNodeWAttr "ASX//ENTRY", "REF", "href", "\Music\Artist\Album\Track1.mp3"
However, as soon as I add another call:
.createChildNode "ASX", "ENTRY"
.createChildNodeWAttr "ASX//ENTRY", "REF", "href", "\Music\Artist\Album\Track2.mp3"
then Track2.mp3 is added twice because there are now 2 parent nodes called 'ENTRY'. How can I create an ENTRY node with a child node 'REF' for every track?Started By VBScab on Jul 9, 2007 at 8:22:21 AM
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| Earlier Replies | Replies 4 to 4 of 4 | Later Replies | | | VBScab on Jul 11, 2007 at 4:08:59 AM (# 4) Thanks for responding. Not. I got a much better response from webdeveloper.com
For those coming here from a Google or similar...
- create all your parent nodes first
- add the children using the syntax shown BUT starting at zero:
.createChildNode "ASX", "ENTRY"
.createChildNode "ASX", "ENTRY"
.createChildNodeWAttr "ASX//ENTRY[0]", "REF", "href", "\Music\Track\Album\Track1.mp3"
.createChildNodeWAttr "ASX//ENTRY[1]", "REF", "href", "\Music\Track\Album\Track2.mp3"
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