One question, why are you converting this to a query? seems like a waste of
effort.

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:58 PM, Michael Brown <[email protected]>wrote:

> Ajas,
>
> Thanks a million, may the code Gods continue to bless you!
>
> On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:22 PM, Ajas Mohammed <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> ok, the problem is xmlsize which is set to 1, thats why you get one result
>> set.
>>
>> Here is what I used xmlsize =
>> (xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults..XmlAttributes.size);
>> //HotelAvailabilityListResults is the parent tree
>>
>> Full code here. FYI, the valueadds is not available in all elements so
>> that will throw error. I have commented that line.
>>
>> Also, line 15 16 were giving errors so i had to modify little bit.
>>
>> working code
>>
>> <cfhttp url="
>> http://merchandising.expediaaffiliate.com/campaign/?campaignId=5409&cid=311009";
>> method="GET">
>>
>> <cfscript>
>>     xmlfile = xmlparse(cfhttp.filecontent); //Parses the XML
>>     xmlsize = (xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.XmlAttributes.size);
>> //HotelAvailabilityListResults is the parent tree
>>
>>     xmlqry = QueryNew("Hotelid, name, city, promodescription, valueadds,
>> displayroomrate"); //Sets a query for output
>>     QueryAddRow(xmlqry,xmlsize);
>>
>>     for(a=1;a LTE xmlsize;a=a+1) {
>>
>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"hotelid",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].xmlAttributes.hotelid,a);
>>
>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"hotelid",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].hotelid.xmlText,a);
>>         //xmlfile.Tutorials.TutorialID[a].Title.xmlText gets the text of
>> the title for the current tutorial (xmlText)
>>
>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"name",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].name.xmlText,a);
>>
>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"city",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].city.xmlText,a);
>>
>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"promodescription",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].HotelProperty.promodescription.xmlText,a);
>>
>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"valueadds",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].HotelProperty.valueadds.xmlText,a);
>>
>>
>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"displayroomrate",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel.HotelProperty[a].xmlAttributes.id,a);
>>         //xmlfile.Tutorials.TutorialID[a].xmlAttributes.id gets the value
>> of the attribute in the tag
>>     }
>> </cfscript>
>>
>>
>> <cfdump var = "#xmlsize#">
>>
>> <cfdump var = "#xmlqry#">
>>
>>
>> <cfquery name="tutorials" dbtype="query">
>>     SELECT        *
>>     FROM           xmlqry
>>     ORDER BY     hotelid DESC
>> </cfquery>
>>
>>
>> <cfoutput query="tutorials">
>>   #name# #promodescription#
>>     <br><br>
>> </cfoutput>
>>
>> hope that helps. :-)
>> <Ajas Mohammed />
>> http://ajashadi.blogspot.com
>> We cannot become what we need to be, remaining what we are.
>> No matter what, find a way. Because thats what winners do.
>> You can't improve what you don't measure.
>> Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention,
>> sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents
>> the wise choice of many alternatives.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Michael Brown <[email protected]
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> Hey folks,
>>>
>>> Stuck on trying to get an XML query to display more than one record.
>>>  Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.  There are 5 records in the file.
>>> The code is listed below, any suggestions would be helpful.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> <cfhttp url="
>>> http://merchandising.expediaaffiliate.com/campaign/?campaignId=5409&cid=311009";
>>> method="GET">
>>>
>>> <cfscript>
>>>     xmlfile = xmlparse(cfhttp.filecontent); //Parses the XML
>>>     xmlsize = arraylen(xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults);
>>> //HotelAvailabilityListResults is the parent tree
>>>     xmlqry = QueryNew("Hotelid, name, city, promodescription, valueadds,
>>> displayroomrate"); //Sets a query for output
>>>     QueryAddRow(xmlqry,xmlsize);
>>>
>>>     for(a=1;a LTE xmlsize;a=a+1) {
>>>
>>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"hotelid",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].xmlAttributes.hotelid,a);
>>>
>>>  
>>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"hotelid",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].hotelid.xmlText,a);
>>>         //xmlfile.Tutorials.TutorialID[a].Title.xmlText gets the text of
>>> the title for the current tutorial (xmlText)
>>>
>>>  
>>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"name",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].name.xmlText,a);
>>>
>>>  
>>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"city",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel[a].city.xmlText,a);
>>>
>>>  
>>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"promodescription",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel.HotelProperty[a].promodescription.xmlText,a);
>>>
>>>  
>>> QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"valueadds",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel.HotelProperty[a].valueadds.xmlText,a);
>>>
>>>  
>>> //QuerySetCell(xmlqry,"displayroomrate",xmlfile.HotelAvailabilityListResults.hotel.HotelProperty[a].xmlAttributes.id,a);
>>>         //xmlfile.Tutorials.TutorialID[a].xmlAttributes.id gets the value
>>> of the attribute in the tag
>>>     }
>>> </cfscript>
>>>
>>> <cfquery name="tutorials" dbtype="query">
>>>     SELECT        *
>>>     FROM           xmlqry
>>>     ORDER BY     hotelid DESC
>>> </cfquery>
>>>
>>>
>>> <cfoutput query="tutorials">
>>>   #name# #promodescription#
>>>     <br><br>
>>> </cfoutput>
>>>
>>
>>
>


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