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Any help would be greately appreciated. I am trying to figure out a way to add a node to an existing XML file. Here's the situation:

I want to and a new "B" node as the first node - immediately following <A>.
Each time I tried to add the new node, it's appended to the bottom of the node list.
The existing file resembling the following:

<A>
<B>
<C />
<C />
<C />
</B>
<B>
<C />
<C />
<C />
</B>
<B>
<C />
<C />
<C />
</B>
</A>
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DaveAuld 9-Oct-11 15:07pm    
Post your code snippet for what you have so far......

I do not know which language you are using but for System.Xml you use the XmlNode.InsertBefore[^] Method.
See the example in the documentation.

You want to use InserBefore to add a new node before the first child of <A>.
 
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Reply to Andre. Thanks for the help. I'm using C Sharp.
And when I use InsertBefore I get the following:

"The reference node is not a child of this node."

Here's the code:


string xmlTemp = "C:\\Users\\User\\Documents\\My Projects\\temp.xml";
XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
xmlDoc.Load(xmlTemp);

XmlNode nodeA = xmlDoc.SelectSingleNode("A");
XmlNode nodeB = xmlDoc.CreateNode(XmlNodeType.Element, "B", null);
XmlNode nodeC = xmlDoc.CreateNode(XmlNodeType.Element, "C", null);

nodeA.InsertBefore(nodeB, xmlDoc.FirstChild);

nodeB.AppendChild(nodeC);

xmlDoc.Save(xmlTemp);
 
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André Kraak 9-Oct-11 17:01pm    
If you have a question about or comment on a given solution use the "Have a Question or Comment?" option beneath the solution. When using this option the person who gave the solution gets an e-mail message and knows you placed a comment and can respond if he/she wants.

Please move the content of this solution to the solution you are commenting on and remove the solution.
Thank you.
Problem solved. Thanks, Andre
 
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André Kraak 9-Oct-11 17:02pm    
That is nice, perhaps you could post it here so that people with the same problem can use it.

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