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> One more question, the array returns the XmlAttributes
> of the Child is there a quick and simple way to grab the
> contents of the XmlText Attribute.
You can treat the returned information as an array of structures, so
something like this will do the job:
<cfxml variable="xmldoc">
<myroot>
<status plink="1">Joy!</status>
</myroot>
</cfxml>
<cfscript>
node = xmlsearch(xmldoc, "//status");
text = node[1].XmlText; // text => "Joy!"
attr = node[1].XmlAttributes['plink']; // attr => 1
</cfscript>
Any good?
Tim.
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