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Creates an attribute for an XML node. See also the CreateNode() function.

Examples

// Adds an attribute "name" with a value of "value"
Attribute("name","value");

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Starting from the third argument, a series of values, attributes, and sub-nodes can be specified. Values are specified directly. Attributes and sub-nodes can be created with the  Attribute()  and  CreateNode()  functions respectively.

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Retrieves the name of a node. This method is typically used to retrieve the name of a node returned by either of the SelectNodeFromXMLAny()  or  SelectSingleNode()  functions.

To enter a path to a node into the function for the path parameter, double-click the desired XML node folder to insert its qualified path at the location of your cursor. For more information, see the instructions on inserting XML node paths.

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Retrieves the value of a node. This method is typically used to retrieve the value of a node returned by either of the SelectNodeFromXMLAny()  or  SelectSingleNode()  functions.

To enter a path to a node into the function for the path parameter, double-click the desired XML node folder to insert its qualified path at the location of your cursor. For more information, see the instructions on inserting XML node paths.

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