RE: Witango-Talk: Need help with XML parsing probably simple

[Fogelson, Steve]

Dan,   I’m not real good at this, but I will take a stab at it.   I tested this and I think it gives you what you are looking for.   <@ASSIGN request$Total_Array value=<@ARRAY rows=10 cols=2>> <@FOR start=1 stop=10>   <@ASSIGN request$Total_Array[<@CURROW>,1] <@ELEMENTVALUE object='request$resultSet' element='root().child(1).child(1,Service,ID,<@calc "<@CURROW>-1">).child(5)'>>   <@ASSIGN request$Total_Array[<@CURROW>,2] <@ELEMENTVALUE object='request$resultSet' element='root().child(1).child(1,Service,ID,<@calc "<@CURROW>-1">).child(7)'>> </@FOR>   Steve Fogelson Internet Commerce Solutions       From: Dan Stein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 1:30 PM To: witango-talk@witango.com Subject: Witango-Talk: Need help with XML parsing probably simple   Sorry here is the attachment This attached is the XML returned from USPS after I send a rate request.   I just need one of two things   At least to get in a one column array the postage. It always comes back in the same order so I can easily grab what I want from even the one column array. An added bonus would be to have a two column array one with the method svcDescription   I think all I have messed up is the child declarations   I am trying   <@ASSIGN request$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.   Anyway any help would be much appreciated. ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf