Insert an XML node
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Use node.insert() to insert a node into an XML node tree
Source Code
-- create sample XML node local x = [[ <patient SSN =""> <first-name>John</first-name> <last-name>Smith</last-name> </patient>]] xmlMsg = xml.parse(x) trace(xmlMsg) -- insert an ATTRIBUTE - put id before SSN xmlMsg.patient:insert(1,xml.ATTRIBUTE, 'id') trace(xmlMsg) -- insert an ELEMENT - put middle name in the middle xmlMsg.patient:insert(4, xml.ELEMENT, 'middle-name') trace(xmlMsg) -- insert an TEXT element - before the names xmlMsg.patient:insert(3,xml.TEXT, 'Insert comment before names') trace(xmlMsg) -- insert a CDATA (unparsed text) element - before the names again xmlMsg.patient:insert(4, xml.CDATA, 'Because CDATA is not parsed it allows & and <>') trace(xmlMsg)
Description
Use node.insert() to insert a node into an XML node tree
Usage Details
Use node.insert()
to insert a new XML node into an XML node tree. The code shows how to insert the four different types of XML nodes. There are a few tricks to learn with XML node trees, so be sure to look the “more info” links below.
Note: The node.insert()
function only works with XML node trees.
How to use the snippet:
- Paste the desired insert code into your script