Yannick

Using MSXML I found a lot of these problems went away if
I rewrote my code using intermediate variables so as to
only have one dot in each expression, along the lines of

<cfset dateTags = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("InscriptionDate")>

<cfset firstDate = dateTags.item(0)>

<cfset dateText = firstDate.text>

although I haven't actually used getElementsByTagName() myself.

HTH
Nick

-----Original Message-----
From: Yannick Simon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 12:12 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: MSXML and getElementsByTagName


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Hi,=20

when i try=20
this,=20

<CFSET InscriptionDate =3D =
xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("InscriptionDate").item(0).text>=20

i've got a compilation pb near the character "."=20

which is the . between ("InscriptionDate") and item(0)=20

can somebody tell me how i can use getElementsByTagName in CF ?=20

thanx=20

yannick=20


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