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Old September 29th, 2004, 05:52 PM
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I neeed this xml output but HOW?

hello,
I am new to ASP, and i need to do this job :
When the user submits the asp form the data is saved in an XML file , wht i need

is tht the data is saved in the xml file in this format:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
Code:
 <chart ThisTitle="Monthly Growth Statistics">
	<chartItem ChartLabel="Jan" ChartValue="11"></chartItem>
	<chartItem ChartLabel="Feb" ChartValue="41"></chartItem>
	<chartItem ChartLabel="Mar" ChartValue="64"></chartItem>
	<chartItem ChartLabel="Apr" ChartValue="120"></chartItem>
	<chartItem ChartLabel="May" ChartValue="19"></chartItem>
	<chartItem ChartLabel="Jun" ChartValue="101"></chartItem>
</chart> 

I have searched a lot and couldn't find how to do this in this format , for ur

refrence i found this example but i couldn't change it to do what i need.

EnterContact.html
Code:
 <html>
<head>
 <title>
  Contact Information
 </title>
</head>
<body>
 <form action="processForm.asp" method="post">
  <h3>Enter your contact information</h3>
  First Name: <input type="text" id="firstName" name="firstName"><br>
  Last Name: <input type="text" id="lastName" name="lastName"><br>
  Address #1: <input type="text" id="address1" name="address1"><br>
  Address #2: <input type="text" id="address2" name="address2"><br>
  Phone Number: <input type="text" id="phone" name="phone"><br>
  E-Mail: <input type="text" id="email" name="email"><br>
  <input type="submit" id="btnSub" name="btnSub" value="Submit"><br>
 </form>
</body>
</html> 

processForm.asp
Code:
<%

'--------------------------------------------------------------------
'The "ConvertFormtoXML" Function accepts to parameters.
'strXMLFilePath - The physical path where the XML file will be saved.
'strFileName - The name of the XML file that will be saved.
'--------------------------------------------------------------------

Function ConvertFormtoXML(strXMLFilePath, strFileName)

 'Declare local variables.
 Dim objDom
 Dim objRoot
 Dim objField
 Dim objFieldValue
 Dim objattID
 Dim objattTabOrder
 Dim objPI
 Dim x


 'Instantiate the Microsoft XMLDOM.
 Set objDom = server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
 objDom.preserveWhiteSpace = True


 'Create your root element and append it to the XML document.
 Set objRoot = objDom.createElement("contact")
 objDom.appendChild objRoot


 'Iterate through the Form Collection of the Request Object.
 For x = 1 To Request.Form.Count

  'Check to see if "btn" is in the name of the form element.
  'If it is, then it is a button and we do not want to add it
  'to the XML document.
  If instr(1,Request.Form.Key(x),"btn") = 0 Then

   'Create an element, "field".
   Set objField = objDom.createElement("field")

   'Create an attribute, "id".
   Set objattID = objDom.createAttribute("id")

   'Set the value of the id attribute equal the the name of
   'the current form field.
   objattID.Text = Request.Form.Key(x)

   'The setAttributeNode method will append the id attribute
   'to the field element.
   objField.setAttributeNode objattID

   'Create another attribute, "taborder". This just orders the
   'elements.
   Set objattTabOrder = objDom.createAttribute("taborder")

   'Set the value of the taborder attribute.
   objattTabOrder.Text = x

   'Append the taborder attribute to the field element.
   objField.setAttributeNode objattTabOrder

   'Create a new element, "field_value".
   Set objFieldValue = objDom.createElement("field_value")

   'Set the value of the field_value element equal to
   'the value of the current field in the Form Collection.
   objFieldValue.Text = Request.Form(x)

   'Append the field element as a child of the root element.
   objRoot.appendChild objField

   'Append the field_value element as a child of the field elemnt.
   objField.appendChild objFieldValue
  End If
 Next 


 'Create the xml processing instruction.
 Set objPI = objDom.createProcessingInstruction("xml", "version='1.0'")

 'Append the processing instruction to the XML document.
 objDom.insertBefore objPI, objDom.childNodes(0)


 'Save the XML document.
 objDom.save strXMLFilePath & "\" & strFileName


 'Release all of your object references.
 Set objDom = Nothing
 Set objRoot = Nothing
 Set objField = Nothing
 Set objFieldValue = Nothing
 Set objattID = Nothing
 Set objattTabOrder = Nothing
 Set objPI = Nothing
End Function


'Do not break on an error.
On Error Resume Next


'Call the ConvertFormtoXML function, passing in the physical path to
'save the file to and the name that you wish to use for the file.
ConvertFormtoXML "c:","Contact.xml"


'Test to see if an error occurred, if so, let the user know.
'Otherwise, tell the user that the operation was successful.
If err.number <> 0 then
 Response.write("Errors occurred while saving your form submission.")
Else
 Response.write("Your form submission has been saved.")
End If
%>

Contact.xml

Code:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<contact>
 <field id="firstName" taborder="1">
  <field_value>Michael</field_value> 
 </field>
 <field id="lastName" taborder="2">
  <field_value>Qualls</field_value> 
 </field>
 <field id="address1" taborder="3">
  <field_value>2129 NW 27th St.</field_value> 
 </field>
 <field id="address2" taborder="4">
  <field_value /> 
 </field>
 <field id="phone" taborder="5">
  <field_value>4055253988</field_value> 
 </field>
 <field id="email" taborder="6">
  <field_value>michaelq@vertiscope.com</field_value> 
 </field>
</contact> 

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Move to ASP forum??

Whenever I am printing out xml files I do not use the DOM object.
The important thing to remember is that the XML page is only a text file.

Im not 100% sure how to accomplish it in asp but some psuedo code follows:
Code:
if (form_is_submitted)
{
	open up connection for writing to file
	name the file chart01.xml
	
	print out <?xml version="1.0" ?> <chart ThisTitle="Monthly Growth Statistics">
	for each 'value' 'name' pair in our form
	{
		print out "<chartItem ChartLabel='" + name + "' ChartValue='" + value + "' />
	}
	print out </chart>
	
	close file connection
}


Now to read it back in or to edit the xml file you can do it with out the DOM object, but it will require a little bit more programming finesse.
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Old September 30th, 2004, 10:41 AM
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Thanks Teflon,
But as i told u before i am new to ASP, could u provide me with a working ASP code to do so .I know that what i am asking is too much but ur help will be great to me as the project that i am working on needs this code to work in the way it should be.
Thanks so much.
Nyehia

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Sorry but I do not know ASP that well. All the functionality that you would require are fairly simple, searching the web for some basic tutorials on asp should help you out.

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Thanks Taflon, anyone u were a good support as nobody else replyed.

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