Use The SelectNodes Method To Get ANY Node/tag Containing A Keyword
Sep 15, 2010
I have a Xml file, ( actually HTML tags ) , I want to use the SelectNodes method to get ANY node/tag containing a keyword. The node name can be anything <td> , <div> <p>. What is the XPath to get any node which contains a keyword?
Do you really need this keyword to overload methods? What is the difference between using the overloads keyword vs. just having different method signatures?
Use the "new" keyword to create an object instance & Check to determine if the object is null before calling the method. I'm reading text from a text file using the following [Code]
I have a treeview which i populate dynamically using an XML Datasource. The leaf nodes in the TreeView attempt to open a URL in an iframe within the page.This all works fine, but i would like the iframe to be hidden until the point the leaf node is selected.what event is triggered when the nodes are clicked?? I tried the SelectedNodeChanged event but this doesnt seem to get triggered!
While fiddling with my code i noticed that when i remove the NavigateUrlField="URL" from my code the tree triggers the SelectedNodeChange event, But does not Trigger if NavigateUrlField="URL" is put back in.
I get an error : The ReadElementContentAsString method is not supported on node type None.trying to parse an xml string from the server, this is my code
Dim reader As XmlReader = XmlReader.Create(New StringReader(sTempUrl)) reader.ReadToFollowing("result") Dim strResult As String = reader.ReadElementContentAsString()
I use SelectNodes("//Party") to extract all the Party nodes. Then I have seperate processing for all the nodes that are not Party and are not children of Party (HostName, HostVersion, etc).
[code]I need to select the one ID only which have high priority.I am using below code but it just can bring the data only matching with group and i need order by priority to just bring only ID which priority is high.[code]
i have a treeview which has a bunch of parent and child nodes preset at design time, there is 1 parent node tho which is called developer, that i want to add child nodes to at runtime.When the form first loads im trying to have it check a text file and for each line in the text file add the text/string from that as a child node tot he 'developer' parent node.
vb Dim reader As String = My.Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllText(Application.StartupPath() & "ConfigDevs.txt") Dim strs() As String = Split(reader, Environment.NewLine) For Each s As String In strs
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Thats what i have so far, how can i set it so 'Dim parentNode As TreeNode = ' points at the 'Developer' node?
I have a treeview which have a listimage. And it has imageselectindex property (image is yellow ball)My problem is : When i click any node, the image of that node shows imageselectindex . I only want thirth child node will show it. I dont want when i click at first node (rootnode) or child of roodnode , the yellow ballon shows.
i need to check all child node when the parent node is checked and i had do research from the internet but it seem that i had a error which is Type 'MSComctlLib.Node' is not defined.do i need to import any reference? [code]
Basically, it refuses to find the node when the root node contains an attribute.
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When I do xml.SelectNodes("DataSet") with the xmlns in the root tag, it finds no nodes. If I remove the xmlns attribute, it works fine.How can I make it work while leaving the attribute?
Finding the level of the particular xml using a node value in .Net Experts ! This is my sample Xml.This is a tree structure and T->T.1,T.2->T.2.2,TA->TA.1 - this is the tree strucutre. I know the value of tag . ie 1232,1343.. etc.Using this ID how can I find that 1343 is coming under 1232. or 1490 is under 1090 which is again under 1232.Expected output : if i pass 1490 then I need to know 1490,1090,1232 etc (from that nodeto the top node).I am using .net 2.0
I have a treenode loading and I allow a user to add a node as a favorites node. I am trying to think like the user so I wanted to find out what happens if I deleted the folder form the tree and re-rann the app. Well it comes up with an error:
Is there any way to use selectnode with the attribute having both single and double quotes? If we are having single quote in the attribute we can use like below,
how I can shorten this and still get the same result (Wildcards maybe?)?
Dim NodeList As XmlNodeList NodeList = NodeItem.SelectNodes("/Resultset/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group/Group[@name=""GroupPos""]/Field[@name=""S_TotalValue""]")
Consider a MyForm class that contains a shadowed implementation of Show(). It also contains a CreateForm() method, which accepts an instance of the form and calls the shadowed sub:
I need to add a node which should be next to the selected node. Not as child node. It should be in same level but next to the selected node. Provide the sample in VB.net with default treeview control.
I am using a form with 2 buttons and one treeview in the first button , I can add a node with this code [code]in the second button i can add a node but only in the last node c.nodes.add("World")My question is how to add a node in the third node or a specific node of the treeView
In my previous post I've ask how to add a new xml node..now that im knowlegable at that. but heres a followup question, how can I get the nodes' name and then tell vb to write a child node in that node?
Here my code: Private Sub Button_Create_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button_Create.Click Try
Protected Sub Menu1_MenuItemClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuEventArgs) Handles Menu1.MenuItemClick End Sub
In VB.net, we have the Handles keyword, I'm wondering if C# has anything comparable. Or do you have to manually wire all the methods to each control's event (in ASP.NET especially)?
Possible Duplicate:Default value for generics k so while translating some code from c# to vb, i came across the default keyword, and I'm simply replacing it to nothing.