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I ran essentially the same script, and it worked fine. Here's my version
(test1.asp):
<%
' Load XML
set objXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument")
objXML.async = False
objXML.load Server.MapPath("myXml.xml")
Response.Write objXML.documentElement.attributes.length
Response.Write aTree(objXML.documentElement)
function aTree(pNode)
if pNode.attributes.length>0 then
aTree = "<br>pNode.attributes.length is not zero"
end if
end function
%>
Can't see why yours wouldn't work.
Jim
--- "Stephan van Ingen, thuis" <stephan.van.ingen@a...> wrote:
> When I go to a element with this code:
> ' Load XML
> set objXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument")
> objXML.async = False
> objXML.load Server.MapPath("curprijs.xml")
>
> Then I can see number of attributes with this command for example (FIRST
> ACCESS):
> Response.Write objXML.documentElement.attributes.length
>
> But if I send the object to a function doing this?:
> Response.Write aTree(objXML.documentElement)
>
> ? where aTree is a function like this (SECOND ACCESS):
> function aTree(pNode)
> if pNode.attributes.length>0 then
> ?dosomething
> end if
> ?and.so.on?
> end function
>
> ==> Then I get a server ASP-processing error saying: Object required:
> 'pNode.attributes'
>
> Why is this? What is the difference between the FIRST access to the
> attributes-collection and the SECOND?
>
> Any hints would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> Stephan,
>
> Stephan van Ingen
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>
>
=====
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