What is the parser that you're using?
Maybe you can modify your xml structure to return what you need. Since
xml allows any number of children per node, it may be easier to write
simpler xmls that to parse a complex one :)
On Oct 24, 7:35 am, AyeAyeAung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <root>
> <menu type="F">Folder 1
> <menu type="S">Folder 1 Shortcut 1</menu>
> <menu type="S">Folder 1 Shortcut 2</menu>
> <menu type="F">Folder 1 Folder 1
> <menu type="S">Shortcut1</menu>
> <menu type="F">Shortcut2</menu>
> </menu>
> <menu type="S">Folder 1 Shortcut 3</menu>
> </menu>
> <menu type="F">Folder 2
> <menu type="F">Folder 2 Folder 1</menu>
> <menu type="F">Folder 2 Folder 2</menu>
> <menu type="S">Folder 2 Shortcut 1</menu>
> </menu>
> <menu type="F">Folder 3
> <menu type="S">Folder 3 Shortcut 1</menu>
> <menu type="F">Folder 3 Shortcut 2</menu>
> </menu>
> <menu type="S">Shortcut 1</menu>
> </root>
>
> Hi all,
> I have a problem parsing this xml. First, I tried to get node list
> with getChildNodes(). It returns 4 nodes, that's what I want. Then, I
> tried to get next node list with if a node has child
> by hasChildNodes() and if it's type is "F". In this stage, I can't use
> getChildNodes(), but I tried to get node list with
> getElementByTagName("menu"), it return all elements under that node.
> I wonder why I can't get node list with getChildNodes(). I want only
> child element of
> eg. Folder1(Folder 1 Shortcut 1, Folder 1 Shortcut 2, Folder 1 Folder
> 1, Folder 1 Shortcut 3)
> not including child of Folder1 Folder1(Shortcut1, Shortcut2). Any
> help! Thanks in advance.
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