On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Tony Maro wrote:
> Alexander Todorov wrote:
>
> ><document>
> >....
> > <message>Hello word</message>
> >....
> ></document>
> >
> >I did :
> >
> >ShowMessage(Document.FindNode('message').NodeValue)
> >but it returns an empty string. Showing NodeName returns 'message'.
> >How to get the contents of the <message> tag ???? Is it working ?
> >
> >
> The real problem is that the computer recognized that it is NOT a true
> "Hello World" message (word, not world) and it refused to display due to
> the typo ;-) just kidding.
>
> As I recall, there's another child node in the object heiarchy when you
> have text between the tags. It's a "#text" subnode to the "message"
> node. Someone with more experience in that can expound.
This is correct.
The name of the node is '#text', it's NodeValue property contains the actual
text.
MsgNode:=Document.FindNode('message');
If MsgNode.FirstChild<>Nil then
MsgText:=MsgNode.FirstChild.NodeValue;
Should do more or less what you expect.
Michael.
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