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reading xmlDocuments

Does anyone have code or can point to usefull snippets to allow me to
traverse the xml "Elements" of an xmlDocument.

What I want to do is to move through the entire document and when I hit
<table <tr <tdclear the attributes for these Elements and also remove
all Elelments NOT nested inside a <table>

I'm sure my head is going to explode soon :-(

Cheers
Dec 31 '06 #1
1 900
Traversing through all the nodes is not the most efficient means. I
would recommend only processing the nodes that you need to. try...
XmlNodeList list = xmlDoc.SelectNodes("//table|//tr|//td");

What attributes do you want to modify, we can make that xpath far more
specific.

Joe MCAD
Just Me wrote:
Does anyone have code or can point to usefull snippets to allow me to
traverse the xml "Elements" of an xmlDocument.

What I want to do is to move through the entire document and when I hit
<table <tr <tdclear the attributes for these Elements and also remove
all Elelments NOT nested inside a <table>

I'm sure my head is going to explode soon :-(

Cheers

Jan 1 '07 #2

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