RE: XML Question

[Ian Skinner]

The best advice I can give, hopefully you are on MX, is <CFDUMP>.   When I was learning to parse an XML file, I just used <CFDUMP Var ="..."> starting at the root, working down until I got to the right piece.  I'm not sure, but for some reason, I just could never get it right if I just tried to jump right to the node, I always missed some piece of the syntax.

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Ian Skinner
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