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how to use textattribute in BC
bersoft93
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2020-07-27
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Does anyone know how to use the textattribute in an xmlport in vc...?
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bersoft93
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2020-07-27
Accepted Answer
Problem is solved:
textattribute(Variable)
{
XmlName = 'VariableName';
trigger OnBeforePassVariable();
begin
Variable := 'Sometext';
end;
}
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bersoft93
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Posts:
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2020-07-27
Accepted Answer
Problem is solved:
textattribute(Variable)
{
XmlName = 'VariableName';
trigger OnBeforePassVariable();
begin
Variable := 'Sometext';
end;
}
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kylehardin
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2020-07-27
It creates a XML attribute that is a simple text string. Export Example:
textelement(TE1) {}
textattribute(TA1) {}
textelement(TE2) {}
trigger OnAfterGetRecord
begin
TE1 = 'Fighters;
TA1 := 'Foo';
TE2 := 'Rock';
end;
The resulting XML will look something like this (and I'm not sure this is legitimate XML syntax)
<TE1 TA1="Foo">
Fighters
</TE1>
<TE2>Rock</TE2>
It has been my experience that I never ever have to use attributes. Elements are much more flexible and easy to follow.
Kyle Hardin - ArcherPoint
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bersoft93
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2020-07-27
Thanks Kyle,
I received a fixed layout and i need to add the correct attributes. Instead of elements they use attributes. :-(
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textattribute(Variable)
{
XmlName = 'VariableName';
trigger OnBeforePassVariable();
begin
Variable := 'Sometext';
end;
}
textelement(TE1) {}
textattribute(TA1) {}
textelement(TE2) {}
trigger OnAfterGetRecord
begin
TE1 = 'Fighters;
TA1 := 'Foo';
TE2 := 'Rock';
end;
The resulting XML will look something like this (and I'm not sure this is legitimate XML syntax)
<TE1 TA1="Foo">
Fighters
</TE1>
<TE2>Rock</TE2>
It has been my experience that I never ever have to use attributes. Elements are much more flexible and easy to follow.
I received a fixed layout and i need to add the correct attributes. Instead of elements they use attributes. :-(