Hi again Gilbert,
That updated Xpath worked a treat... Thank you very much for your patience
and help! :-)
Hopefully that will be it now... ;-)
Cheers again!
:-Joe
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I think the problem that I have is that the @Media property isn't always set.
In which case it fails when it tries to look at a node with no Media
property.
Can anyone think of a workaround? :-/
Thanks!
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Hopefully it will work this time... This is my code:
and I get back:
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[ech
Hopefully it will work this time... This is my code:
img = @{img}
]]>
and I get back:
I get back:
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
Hi Gilbert,
What I am trying to say is... I have done exactly how you say, despite what
my last message says (some weird URL encoding is deleting one of my lines!)
and it returns a list of repeating
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.ashx?ID=647
[echo] img = /brain_games_main/Image.a
AGH!!
I am posting another line here... I have done *exactly* what you say - that
line gap is a weird mistake! But I get back a load of repeating echoes ...
Cheers
Jowie wrote:
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> Hi Gilbert,
>
> Sorry my copied code was completely wrong! Have no idea why! It should
Hi Gilbert,
Sorry my copied code was completely wrong! Have no idea why! It should have
been:
img = @{img}
Hi Gilbert,
Sorry my copied code was completely wrong! Have no idea why! It should have
been:
img = @{img}
Thanks Gilbert...
I have now got this...
img = @{img}
which returns:
BUILD
Okay... So back to my original request (thanks for all the help so far! :))
Here's my code so far:
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Okay,
So I've sorted it, but it was a weird one!
One of the questions was badly formatted, and looked like this:
[Media}
[Media}
[Media}
[Media}
Notice the "[Media}"... Now the weird thing is that this caused an error on
a large file, but not on a s
Hi there,
Just so you know, I created a file which was bigger than my original file as
a test, and that worked fine... So I'm a bit confused as to how this XML
file will not work when it is supposedly well formatted...
??
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Hi Antopine,
Yes the XML file loads fine in a browser. I am even declaring UTF-8 at the
top of the file. And when I split the file down the middle and test both
halves (keeping the header of course) it works fine too.
Hello,
the error below would not be an ant of xmltask error. The message
I
> That looks to me like your XML is not properly encoded. I
> suspect that if you use a command-line tool like xmlstarlet
> it'll confoirm that by giving you a very similar error. The
> below isn't size-related.
Thanks for the info. If you are right, this could still be a problem because
the
Doh... Looks like I have a problem using xmltask anyway unfortunately... The
GetAllQuestions.xml is too big for it to handle :-( it's nearly 1MB in size.
At least I'm pretty sure that's why, since if I run another piece of XML
which is a lot smaller it works fine. But in this case I get the error:
Hi Gilbert,
Thanks very much for taking the time to help me out. Unfortunately I've not
used Xpath before and don't really have time to learn :( but if I give you
an example of my XML, could you perhaps point me in the right direction?
Here is an example:
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txt
Hi all,
I'm fumbling my way around Ant and finding the help on the web really
confusing. I am using Ant simply as a macro copy/download/find-replace
utility and am an ActionScript programmer, not a Java one.
Anyway... There's one bit I'm stuck on and really need your help please!
I have used An
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