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On 7/24/06, Rick Jelliffe <rjelliffe@allette.com.au> wrote:
> David Lyon wrote:
> >
> > <Item Information>
> > PLU&="A256" Name&="Kitchen Veneer" Rate$~=HD321_C
> > </Item Information>
> >
> > decrypted it would read..
> >
> > <Item Information>
> > PLU&="A256" Name&="Kitchen Veneer" Rate$=402.00
> > </Item Information>
> >
> There is nothing stopping you doing this in real XML, just moving the
> type tag inside the attribute value. For example (off the top of my
> head, details may be wrong):
>
> <Item Information PLU="A256" Name="Kitchen Veneer" Rate="$420"/>
>
This make easy to get data from javascript with dom:
var rate = xitem.getAttribute("Rate");
..and maybe he can have that:
<Item Information id="REF-A256" PLU="A256" Name="Kitchen Veneer" Rate="$420"/>
var xitem = xmlDoc.getElementById("REF-A256");
var rate = xitem.getAttribute("Rate");
And the whole doc can be:
<?xml...
<sales>
<item ...
<item ...
<item ...
<item ...
<item ...
<item ...
</sales>
JSON can beat that, maybe:
var rate = sales.items["REF-A256"].rate;
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