xml-attribute

I have the following XML file (I am missing the root node but the editor is not allowing me--please assume there is a root node here): <Indvls> <Indvl> <Info lastNm="HANSON" firstNm="LAURIE"/> <CrntEmps> <CrntEmp orgNm="ABC INCORPORATED" str1="FOURTY FOUR BRYANT PARK" city="NEW YORK" state="NY" cntry="UNITED STATES" postlCd="10036"> <BrnchOfLocs> <BrnchOfLoc str1="833 NE 55TH ST" city="BELLEVUE" state="WA" cntry="UNITED STATES" postlCd="98004"/> </BrnchOfLocs> </CrntEmp> </CrntEmps> </Indvl> <Indvl> <Info lastNm="JACKSON" firstNm="SHERRY"/> <CrntEmps> <CrntEmp orgNm="XYZ INCORPORATED" str1=

I'm using jQuery to create an XML document on the fly by utilizing the document.createElement function. This works great for creating the structure as I am able to utilize the .appendTo function to dynamically place the correct nodes in the proper order. The problem comes when I set the attributes of the elements I create. As soon as they are created, they are set to lowercase and never preserve their case. This is unacceptable because the attributes will not match their expected format downstream. I have tried to create the XML document on the fly by concatenating strings but this will not

In samplexml.svg there is a node <image width="744" height="1052" xlink:href="image1.png"/> I need to replace "image1.png" with another value like "image2.png". Please guide me with sample code how to to that. I could get the attribute value "image1.png". Here is the code: $xdoc = new DomDocument; $xdoc->Load('samplexml.svg'); $tagName = $xdoc->getElementsByTagName('image')->item(0); $attribNode = $tagName->getAttributeNode('xlink:href'); echo "Attribute Name : " . $attribNode->name . "<br/>"; echo "Attribute Value : " . $attribNode->value; Here is samplexml.svg: <svg> <g> <title>Test title<

I am trying to use XmlAttributeOverrides to control which class properties appear in the xml after the class has been serialized. It works on properties that are on the "root" class but not on nested properties. Here is a simple example to illustrate what I'm trying to accomplish. My class hierarchy is as follows: public class Main { public string Name { get; set; } public Location Address { get; set; } } public class Location { public string StreetAddress { get; set; } public Contact ContactInfo{ get; set; } } public class Contact { public string PhoneNumber { get; set; } public string

I'm reasonably new to working with XML schemas, so excuse my incompetence if this is more trivial than I myself believe it must be. I'm trying to create a required attribute that must contain 1 or more white-space-separated string values from a list. The list is the 4 typical HTTP request methods; get , post , put , and delete . So valid elements would include: <rule methods="get" /> <rule methods="get post" /> <rule methods="post put delete" /> Whereas invalid elements would include: <rule methods="get get" /> <rule methods="foobar post" /> <rule methods="get;post;put" /> I've tried fooling