The Model-Glue framework code loads some elements in the XML file by name and others by iterating over child elements. The project reserves the right to change how a particular XML element is loaded as long as it conforms to the documentation, so it's of course best not to rely on tricks like the one I just gave you.
-- Dennis On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 6:41 PM, Chuck Savage <[email protected]> wrote: > >> PS. A peek at the XML parser code in SVN suggests there may not be >> anything special about the names of the child elements under <views>. As a >> fun experiment, try giving your view tags completely silly names and see if >> your application still works. >> >> >> > Ha, that's pretty funny, just renamed my <view> to <breathtaking> and it > works no problem. > > If its like C#, the sub-elements are being called by .Descendants() instead > of by specific named elements such as .Elements("View")... I couldn't quote > CF XML usage to save my life, but C# no problem. > > -- > Chuck Savage > http://SeaRisen.com > >
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