Ok so a Web Service I am connecting to is returning an XMLNode.
How do I get to it using LINQ?
I am horribly new to (and at times afraid of) XML.
I understand the format and can read them with my eyeballs.
I'm just not very comfortable with the whole voodoo of it all when it comes
to C# and XML and LINQ.
So here is the format of the XML.
<Lead Id="123456">
<Fields>
<Field FieldId="1" Value="Fred" FieldTitle="First
Name" FieldType="Text"/>
<Field FieldId="2" Value="Flintstone"
FieldTitle="Last Name" FieldType="Text" />
<Field FieldId="3" Value="555-555-5555"
FieldTitle="Day/Work Phone" FieldType="Phone" />
</Fields>
</Lead>
L123WebService.ClientService WS = new L360WebService.ClientService();
XmlNode L123Data = WS.GetLead(username, password, leadNumber));
string myData = l360Data.InnerXml;
XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument();
xDoc.LoadXml(myData);
But have no real clue as to how to go about getting a collection of the
nodes named Field.
Once I get the collection I can read through them and get the value based on
the FieldTitle.
If someone can help me, I will toast to you (screen name or real name, your
choice) the next time I drink one of my wife's homemade beers.
Thanks to all!
Greg
