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@command syntax: @XMLdb <filename> , <xpath query> , <return variable> , <return error code>
Run the xpath query on the specified XML document and return the tag contents in <return variable>.
Possible values of the numeric attribute <return error code> are:
1 = Success
0 = Error retrieving / parsing XML message
The format of the XML file can be any valid XML document which can be interrogated via an Xpath query.
For example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<paragraphs>
<paragraph1>
Hello World!
</paragraph1>
</paragraphs>
This XML file should be uploaded to the folder dictated by the "ajax.php"..
The above sample XML document (assuming it is called text.xml) can be interrogated as follows:
@XMLdb 'test.xml','/paragraphs/paragraph1',resultStr,resultCode
The "resultStr" string variable would be assigned "Hello World!" and the "resultCode" numeric variable would be assigned 1.