Read Xaml Attributes with XDocument

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How can I read attributes for each element?

XML

<main>
     <first>
          <second Att="24">aaaa</second>
          <second Att="12">bbbb</second>
          <second Att="24">cccc</second>
     </first>
     <first>
          <second Att="16">1111</second>
          <second Att="8">2222</second>
          <second Att="12">3333</second>
     </first>
</main>

C#

XDocument xdoc = XDocument.Load("file.xaml");

            foreach (XElement xelem in xdoc.Descendants("first"))
            {

                string s = xelem.Value;
                var attrib = item.Element("second").Attribute("Att").Value; //Give me only the first attribute

Posted 22-Feb-15 21:29pm

Member 11470311

Updated 23-Feb-15 2:20am

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Hi,

Review below links:

Read XML Attribute using XmlDocument[^]
How to read attribute value from XmlNode in C#?[^]
C# XmlReader[^]
Select XML Nodes by Attribute Value [C#][^]

Posted 22-Feb-15 21:38pm

Dusara Maulik

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Member 11470311 23-Feb-15 5:44am

I have read all the links. But I still can't figure out the right solution.

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Dusara Maulik · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-24T03:40:00

Try below code:

XmlDocument objXml = new XmlDocument();
        objXml.Load("testXML.xml");

        XmlNodeList objFirst = objXml.SelectNodes("main/first");

        foreach (XmlNode xNode in objFirst)
        {
            foreach (XmlNode xSecondNode in xNode.SelectNodes("second"))
            {
                Response.Write(xSecondNode.Attributes[0].Value.ToString() + "<br/>");
            }
        }