>Hi Daniel
>
>You'll need to use XMLAttributes and it will return a structure.
>
>XMLChildren[index].category.XMLAttributes
ah that worked nicely. It gave me a struct and I referenced 'term' to get my
data.
parsed["feed"].XMLChildren[index].category.XMLAttributes.term
However, if there were two 'category' items, it only gave me the last one. I
figured out how to reference them with [n], but how do I know how many of them
there are? I'm supposing that I need to loop through them to get all the
'category' entries. If I try to reference more than what's there, I receive an
error.
Here is my attempt to deal with all that, but I receive an error:
for (ll = 1; ll LTE 25; ll=ll+1){
if
(isdefined(parsed["feed"].XMLChildren[index].category[ll].XMLAttributes.term))
categories = categories & 'some_data|';
}
if (structKeyExists(parsed["feed"].XMLChildren[index], "category"))
querySetCell(retQuery, "category", categories, rows);
Receives error: Element CATEGORY is undefined in a Java object of type class
coldfusion.xml.XmlNodeMap referenced as
any additional help would be greatly appreciated and thanks Nick for your help
getting me this far.
daniel
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