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A JavaScript implementation of W3C DOM for Node.js, Rhino and the browser. Fully compatible with W3C DOM level2; and some compatible with level3. Supports DOMParser and XMLSerializer interface such as in browser.
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QUESTION
I am very new to NodeJS and would request the readers to please be kind if my query is too basic.
I have an xml file that was easy to parse and target certain nodes with DOMParser and querySelector with javascript for the frontend (browser)... but I was trying the same on the backed with node and I realised that DOMParser is not really a part of the backend.. Here's what I am trying..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 04:24It looks like you call the querySelector
in the wrong way. Here is what I found on the documentation of JSdom
:
QUESTION
We are trying to parse the below response and get the value "123456" from "result" tag using VBA Code but we are not getting anything:
Response Received:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 13:17You need to clean-up the response.
QUESTION
I'm learning VBScript and I am trying to modify values on a xml file using vbscript but I always get an error with the variable "colNode":
Microsoft VBScript Runtime Error: This object does not support this property or method: 'colNode.Text
Here is my XML file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 09:39The SelectNodes
method returns a collection of nodes (in this case a collection of just one) and if you want to use that, you need to iterate through that collection in order to change the text in every node in the collection:
QUESTION
I have a task in autopilot that collects data from a caller then calls a function using a redirect. I cant seem to access the post variables. please assist.
so when run this I get the following error
Error - 82002
Error on Twilio Function response
produced by this line of code
var first_name = memory.twilio.collected_data.lead_qual.lead_qual_first;
remove that line and it works fine just no access to the collected data.
following are the dependencies I have included, the task code and the function.
looks like this.. Dependencies......>lodash 4.17.11 twilio 3.29.2 fs 0.0.1-security got 9.6.0 moment-timezone 0.5.14 moment 2.29.1 xmldom 0.1.27 twilio/runtime-handler 1.0.1 util 0.11.0 request 2.87.0
Task......> ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 01:29Twilio developer evangelist here.
memory
is not one of the arguments passed to a Twilio Function. You are passed event
, context
and callback
. You are using the callback
correctly and the context
includes your environment variables.
The event
object is what you need here though. The event
includes all the parameters sent to the Function. According to the documentation on the Autopilot request you will be sent a Memory
parameter. That Memory
will be a JSON string that needs parsing. So instead, try accessing:
QUESTION
i created dynamic tabsheet in page control , and then each page needs to host a frame with several component like Tedit and etc . these Tedit in my frame host data from an ini file . if i do my tabsheet static it works ! but i need to do my tabsheet dynamic ... i tried to create a frame but when i put in my loop i get error
how can i do it ?
thanks !
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 06:47First design a TFrame
using the IDE (Much like you design a TForm). Add all the items such as TEdit
that your need. Add the unit of the frame to the uses clause of the form's unit. When creating the frame, you need to specify an owner. You can use the same as the TabSheet you created. You should either clear the name property or set a suitable unique name for each.
Then inside the loop you use to create the TabSheet
, create a new instance of the frame, assign his parent property to the TabSheet
just created, then read all items values from the INI file.
By the way, read again my answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/66943453/189103) to your previous question. It already contained all the information required.
QUESTION
I have an SVG file that I fetch from the server which then I have to render into the view that I have.
The problem is that I can't use or
[innerHTML]
because I need to add user interactions and events and integrate it into Angular's lifecycle.
so I wrote the following code to to parse the XML and render it into concrete elements into the component template:
svg-map-test.component.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 20:21Apparently this is a long-running bug in Angular.
https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/41308
Edit: I found that you can mitigate the problem by surrounding each child element of the SVG used in ng-template by its own SVG tag. It has no apparent drawbacks.
QUESTION
I have a system where parts of XML code are transformed into HTML via an XSL sheet. All the transformation is done within Javascript, yet on Chrome (and other modern browsers like FF, etc) I get a XML parsing error. I tried different validators for the same XML and no errors are reported there, even tried online XSL transformers - no issues. So maybe I can get some help from the community to point out what I am doing wrong here. (Also tried to look at how the online XSLTs are doing it, their code is obfuscated to a degree I cant mess with :D).
Please refere to the snippet for the code. A simple XML structure (stored in its own element in the page and retrieved via getElementById, same for the XSL). The BODY has an onLoad event registered to call form_loaded() JS function, which in turn calls to create_form(). So the whole HTML file actually looks like this, let me try getting it into the snippet (please ignore any legacy HTML / CSS stuff, not the point here :D):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 09:19I think you shouldn't expect to be able to stuff XML markup into an arbitrary HTML element and then expect to get the XML markup back with innerText
.
There might be some chance to use a script
element with e.g. or e.g.
as the container element and then use the
text
property of the script
element https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/scripting.html#dom-script-text to get the "script data", e.g. in your case the XML or XSLT markup. But as normal markup in an arbitrary HTML element the HTML parser might have mangled the XML syntax and innerText
is generated from the mangled content.
QUESTION
I am drawing multiple polygons from my xml and when I click the polygon I can display the coordinate of this polygon.
How can I display the name of the Parent Building in the InfoWindow?
(the value '
in the XML)
This is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 16:01Parse the building name out of the XML like you do the coordinates (the name
is an attribute of the element rather than the
tag:
QUESTION
I have the following xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 18:41You could consider moving to XPath 3.1 as supported by Saxon-JS (https://www.npmjs.com/package/saxon-js) and then the code is
QUESTION
I have the following XML, where I have removed a lot of attributes and data to keep it more simple
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 22:42I'm not entirely sure about part 2, but the following should get you at least close to what I think you're looking for:
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