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How to retrieve tags inside certain tag for XML using GetElementsByTagName/SelectNode/SelectSingleNode? – Asp.net

Let say I have a XML with this format:

<TEST>
    <DRINK>
        <NAME>Ice tea</NAME>
        <NAME>Milo</NAME>
        <NAME>Coffee</NAME>
    </DRINK>
    <FOOD>
        <NAME>Fried Rice</NAME>
        <NAME>Hamburger</NAME>
        <NAME>Fried Noodles</NAME>
    </FOOD>
</TEST>

How to retrieve only food names and put them in the ASP.NET web form textbox?

This is my current code:

XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(filepath);
root = doc.DocumentElement;
TextBox1.Text = root.GetElementsByTagName("NAME")[0].InnerText;
TextBox2.Text = root.GetElementsByTagName("NAME")[1].InnerText;
TextBox3.Text = root.GetElementsByTagName("NAME")[2].InnerText;

This code will instead retrieve drink names instead of food names. How to make it read NAME tags in FOOD tag?

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Answers


  1. 0

    By using XmlNode.SelectNodes Method with providing the XPath.

    var foodElements = root.SelectNodes("FOOD/NAME");

Console.WriteLine(foodElement[0].InnerText);
Console.WriteLine(foodElement[1].InnerText);
Console.WriteLine(foodElement[2].InnerText);

    Sample .NET Fiddle

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  2. 0

    Basic xml parsing.

    this:

        {
        string sXML
            =
          @"<TEST>
                <DRINK>
                    <NAME>Ice tea</NAME >   
                    <NAME>Milo</NAME >   
                    <NAME>Coffee</NAME> 
                </DRINK>   
                <FOOD>
                    <NAME>Fried Rice</NAME>      
                    <NAME>Hamburger</NAME>
                    <NAME>Fried Noodles</NAME>         
                </FOOD>
            </TEST>";


        XmlDocument myXml = new XmlDocument();
        myXml.LoadXml(sXML);

        XmlNodeList myNodes = myXml.SelectNodes("TEST/FOOD/NAME");

        foreach (XmlNode OneNode in myNodes)
        {
            Debug.Print(OneNode.InnerText);
        }
    }

    output:
    enter image description here

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