On 06/16/2006 2:29 PM, "Dan Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in whole or in
part:
> Sorry here is the attachment
>
> This attached is the XML returned from USPS after I send a rate request.
>
> I just need one of two things
>
> 1. At least to get in a one column array the postage. It always comes
> back in the same order so I can easily grab what I want from even the one
> column array.
> 2. An added bonus would be to have a two column array one with the
> method svcDescription
> I think all I have messed up is the child declarations
That'd be my guess.
> I am trying
>
> <@ASSIGN request$Total_Array value=<@ARRAY rows=10 cols=1>>
>
> <@FOR start=1 stop=10>
>
> <@ASSIGN request$Total_Array[<@CURROW>,1] <@ELEMENTVALUE
> object=request$result element=root().child(1).child(2).child(<@CALC
> <@CURROW>>).Child(5) type=text>>
>
>
> </@FOR>
>
>
> Boy is this easier in FileMaker I just need the element name Postage and the
> occurrence to get the value.
Witango is using Xpointer and not Xpath here... :D
Your XML:
root() = IntlRateResponse (top element in the doc)
child(1) = Package (first child of IntlRateResponse element)
child(2) = Restrictions (second child of the Package element)
I think you want:
child(1,Service,ID,<@CALC <@CURROW>>) = the first child of Package with
the attribute 'ID' that equals the current row.
root().child(1).child(1,Service,ID,<@CALC <@CURROW>>).child(5)
I haven't "Xpointed" in a long time... (this is a big quess).
--
Beverly Voth
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> Anyway any help would be much appreciated.
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