Hi folks,
A rookie question no doubt:
Using XmlElemNew(), I can't seem to do this without
overwriting all the child elements completely.
I.E. How do you join this xml:
<shoppingList>
<fruits>
<apples>5</apples>
<bananas>5</bananas>
</fruits>
</shoppingList>
with this xml:
<vegetables>
<carrots>5</carrots>
</vegetables>
to get this xml:
<shoppingList>
<fruits>
<apples>5</apples>
<bananas>5</bananas>
</fruits>
<vegetables>
<carrots>5</carrots>
</vegetables>
</shoppingList>
Thanks for any help!
-R
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