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<!-- Example Xml i made for example -->
<!-- Thanks in advance -->
<txt>Get the newest Update: http://EXAMPLE.com/update.zip</txt>
Dim xtr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader("file.xml")
Dim content As String = xtr.ReadElementString("txt")
xtr.Close()
Label1.Text = content
GoodGuy17 wrote:You've got me interested now, Zach :PWe'll im pretty sure you would need a timer and it would go back and forth between them
Hey Mandai, what if there is more than one txt tag?
Dim xtr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader("file.xml")
While xtr.Read()
If xtr.Name = "txt" Then
Dim content As String = xtr.ReadString()
MsgBox(content)
End If
End While
xtr.Close()
mandai wrote:You don't need a timer when the data stays the same.What do u mean by child?
In XML you aren't supposed to have root elements with the same name, but you could check for child txt nodes with this:Code: Select allDim xtr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader("file.xml") While xtr.Read() If xtr.Name = "txt" Then Dim content As String = xtr.ReadString() MsgBox(content) End If End While xtr.Close()
<txt>hi</txt>
<txt>hello</txt<xml>
<txt>value1</txt>
<txt>value2</txt>
</xml>
<xml>
<user>
<userid>1</userid>
<first>First Name</first>
<last>Last Name</last>
<email>myEmail@somesite.com</email>
</user>
<user>
<userid>2</userid>
<first>First Name</first>
<last>Last Name</last>
<email>myEmail@somesite.com</email>
</user>
</xml>
Try
Dim XmlDoc As New XmlDocument
'Location of Stored XMLfile and filename
XmlDoc.Load("C:\AppFile.xml") 'Path to XML file
For Each IDNode As XmlNode In XmlDoc.SelectNodes("//user")
If IDNode.HasChildNodes = True Then
txtFirstName.Text = IDNode.ChildNodes(0).InnerText '<userid></userid>
txtFirstName.Text = IDNode.ChildNodes(1).InnerText '<first></first>
txtLastName.Text = IDNode.ChildNodes(2).InnerText '<last></last>
txtEmail.Text = IDNode.ChildNodes(3).InnerText '<email></email>
End If
Next
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try