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[geniusalz]

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Like I said in that one post I'm working on an ActionScript. The problem is the XML part. First one is: STRINGINPUT NEWNAME Single "Enter a new name for your current BIOS" SET CkSm $BIOSMD5$ XMLOPEN TestXML ::BIOSMD5 XMLGetNodeCount TestXML count XMLSetValue TestXML !.ROM:%count% %CkSm% XMLSetElementAttr TestXML descr "%NEWNAME%" XMLSAVE TestXML ::BIOSMD5 XMLCLOSE TestXML This one ends up replacing the <bios> tags to just <>and</> but the <rom> node is there between them as it should be. All the other <rom> nodes are gone. Second one is: STRINGINPUT NEWNAME Single "Enter a new name for your current BIOS" SET CkSm $BIOSMD5$ XMLOPEN TestXML ::BIOSMD5 XMLCreate TestXML BIOS XMLCreateNode TestXML ROM XMLSetValue TestXML !.ROM %CkSm% XMLSetElementAttr TestXML descr "%NEWNAME%" XMLSAVE TestXML ::BIOSMD5 XMLCLOSE TestXML This works. It keeps the <bios> tags. But still it basically creates a new a new BIOSMD5.xml with only one rom listed. So how can I get the new <rom> tag to the end of a filled BIOSMD5.xml? Cause in the internal.xml it shows "SetNodePtr -- !.FTPServer" and then the GetNode part which is the <user> nodes. I also tried SetNodePtr --- ! (because I'm trying to get the nodes from the root node) then GetNodeCount but it didn't work.

[BenJeremy]

Can't a new element be created in the existing <BIOS> node?

XMLOpen TestXML ::BIOSMD5
XMLSetNodePTr !
XMLCreateElement TestXML "ROM"
XMLSetElementValue TestXML %CkSum%
XMLSetElementAttr TestXML descr %Description%
XMLClose TestXML



Remember... these are ELEMENTS, not NODES.

[flattspott]

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XMLSetNodePTr !

Okay so we can use just "!" to set the pointer to the root node. That good to know. I'll see how it goes now.