Registered: Aug 2006
From: Olympia WA

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key="@CBR_CBRFILE" value="Initialization.cbr" />
<!-- Environment Setup Type should be "PROD" or "DEV" or "QA" -->
<add key="Site.Environment" value="QA" />
<!-- Environment Setup End -->
<!-- Security Setup -->
<add key="ConnectionString" value="Case sensitive, shouldn't match this" />
<!--Socket Setup (used for refund transaction) -->
<!--add key="SocketPort" value="3805" / -->
<!--add key="SocketTimeout" value="30000" / -->
</appSettings>
</configuration>

So after calling the macro, the file would be like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key="@CBR_CBRFILE" value="Initialization.cbr" />
<!-- Environment Setup Type should be "PROD" or "DEV" or "QA" -->
<add key="Site.Environment" value="QA" />
<!-- Environment Setup End -->
<!-- Security Setup -->
<add key="ConnectionString" value="Case sensitive, shouldn't match this" />
<add key="connectionString" value="This is the one that should get matched and changed" />
<!--Socket Setup (used for refund transaction) -->
<!--add key="SocketPort" value="3805" / -->
<!--add key="SocketTimeout" value="30000" / -->
</appSettings>
</configuration>


The problem with .NET config files is that all the elements in the appsettings section are "<add ", so you have to then navigate through each element looking for the attributes "key", to find the node you want, and then once you find it, set the "value" attribute for that node. Thus all the code for navigating within the duplicate-named "<add " elements.

If someone has an easier way, please share it! I didn't see an NSIS plugin for .NET config file editing, is there one I missed?

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Registered: Aug 2006
From: Olympia WA

The thing that the nsisXML has going for it is it supports XPath, including the attribute specs in the XPath query. I understand there is a Tiny XPath company to TinyXML, but the XPath functionality is not integrated into the XML plugin.

Here's what I had for the nsisXML plugin version of the .NET 1.1 config file editing macro:

!macro EditDotNETConfigFile2 ConfigFile KeyXPath KeyName KeyValue
SetPluginUnload alwaysoff
nsisXML::create
nsisXML::load ${ConfigFile}
nsisXML::select ${KeyXPath} /* '/main/child[@attrib="value2"]' */
IntCmp $2 0 notFound
; nsisXML::removeChild
nsisXML::createElement "add"
nsisXML::setText " "
nsisXML::appendChild
nsisXML::getAttribute ${KeyName}
DetailPrint "Attribute ${KeyName} is $3"
nsisXML::setAttribute "key" ${KeyName}
nsisXML::setAttribute "value" ${KeyValue}
MessageBox MB_OK "attribute set"
SetPluginUnload manual
nsisXML::save ${ConfigFile}
Goto end
notFound:
MessageBox MB_OK "XPath not resolved"
DetailPrint "XPath not resolved"
end:
!macroend

; Called like this:
!insertmacro EditDotNETConfigFile2 "c:\InetPub\wwwroot\MyWebSite\Web2.config" '/configuration/appSettings/add[@key="connectionString"]' "connectionString" "TestConnString2"

It was very handy to use XPath to go right to the "<add " element node with the "key= " attribute value I wanted. Would have saved much of the navigation code I had to write in the (TinyXML-based) XML plugin.

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Registered: Sep 2006
From: San Diego

If anyone is interested, I have integrated the TinyXPath library with this plugin. It worked like a charm the very first time (surprised the heck out of me). Here are the steps:

1) Download TinyXPath from
URL submitted by user.

2) Compile the TinyXPath LIB according to the instructions here URL submitted by user.

3) Copy the tinyxpath.lib file along with all the TinyXPath .h (header files), excluding the TinyXML header files, to the XML Plugin source directory.

4) Add

code:
#include "xpath_static.h"

code:
extern "C" void __declspec(dllexport) _GotoXPath(HWND hwndParent, int string_size, 
                       char *variables, stack_t **stacktop)
{
	EXDLL_INIT();
	{
		popstring(szBuf);

		nodeTmp = TinyXPath::XNp_xpath_node(node, szBuf);
		if(nodeTmp)
		{
			node=nodeTmp;
			pushstring("0");
			return;
		}
		else
		{
			pushstring("-1");
		}
	}
}

code:

!define xml::GotoXPath `!insertmacro xml::GotoXPath`

!macro xml::GotoXPath _PATH _ERR
    xml::_GotoXPath /NOUNLOAD `${_PATH}`
    Pop ${_ERR}
!macroend

code:
${xml::GotoXPath} "path" $errvar

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Registered: Aug 2006
From: Olympia WA

Thanks for your efforts! I'm not very handy with C++ builds; could you post the resulting XML.dll here?

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Registered: Sep 2006
From: San Diego

This site will not allow me to upload a DLL. I've zipped to see if it will accept it. You will need to modify xml.nsh according to my message.

Let me know if it works for you.

Attachment: xml.zip
This has been downloaded 448 time(s).

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Registered: Sep 2006
From: San Diego

PLEASE NOTE:

I hope that I have not overstepped my bounds by providing a modified version of xml.dll to this forum. The modification is based on the latest code base from "Instructor" and TinyXPath, but there are no promises of accuracy, reliability or safety, expressed or implied. Use at your own risk!

It would be nice if "Instructor" integrated this addition into the next build of his XML Plugin, giving it full XPath capabilities.

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Registered: Jun 2005
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I am trying to use the ${xml::GotoXPath} command added by mtyler.

Here is my test.xml:

code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<test> 
	<c1>content1</c1>
	<c2> 
		<c3>c3_content1</c3>
		<c3>c3_content2</c3>
		<c3>c3_content3</c3>
	</c2>
</test>

code:
${xml::GotoXPath} "//c3[text()='c3_content2']" $0

code:
${xml::GotoXPath} "/test/c2/c3[text()='c3_content2']" $0

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Registered: Sep 2006
From: San Diego

The immediate workaround for your problem is to execute

code:
${xml::RootElement} $1 $0

code:
//test/c2/c3[text()='c3_content2']

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Registered: Jul 2004
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Changed: Compiled statically without msvcrt.lib, now plugin work on Win95.
Added: Integrated TinyXPath v1.2.4 (thanks mtyler).
Added: ${xml::XPathString} -compute a string XPath expression.
Added: ${xml::XPathNode} -compute a node XPath expression and goes to it.
Added: ${xml::XPathAttribute} -compute an attribute XPath expression and goes to it.
Added: ${xml::CurrentAttribute} -returns name and value of the current attribute.
Updated: TinyXml to v2.5.1
Updated: StackFunc.h to v2.0


"XML" plugin v1.8

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Registered: Nov 2006
From: UK

I almost abandoned this plugin yesterday when I was writing my installer. Now I have found a work around for it and I think its a great plugin again!

The problem arose when I tried to open an xml file for the second time. The first time I loaded the file (through a function attached to a custom page) it worked fine with this code (as I see it used in the forums as well):

PHP:

---


${xml::LoadFile} "client-list.xml" $0


---

PHP:

---


${xml::LoadFile} "$EXEDIRclient-list.xml" $8


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Registered: Dec 2006
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Where can I find examples of "How to use this XML plugin?"

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From: Sweden

quote:

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Originally posted by Instructor
Added: ${xml::XPathString} -compute a string XPath expression.
Added: ${xml::XPathNode} -compute a node XPath expression and goes to it.
Added: ${xml::XPathAttribute} -compute an attribute XPath expression and goes to it.

---

PHP:

---


${xml::LoadFile} "$INSTDIRWeb.config" $0
${xml::XPathAttribute} "/configuration/appSettings/add[@key='EPsConnection']" $0
${xml::SetAttribute} "value" "some value" $0
${xml::SaveFile} "$INSTDIRWeb.config" $0
${xml::Unload}


---

code:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Assertion failed!

Program: setup.exe
File: tinyxml.cpp
Line: 173

Expression: node->GetDocument() == 0 || node->GetDocument() == this->GetDocument()

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code:
${xml::LoadFile} "$INSTDIRWeb.config" $0
${xml::RootElement} $0 $1
${xml::XPathAttribute} "/configuration/appSettings/add[@key='EPsConnection']" $0
${xml::SetAttribute} "value" "some value" $0
${xml::SaveFile} "$INSTDIRWeb.config" $0
${xml::Unload}

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Registered: Jan 2002
From: AT-DE

could you put this on the wiki please?

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Registered: Feb 2007
From:

quote:

---

Originally posted by Instructor
1. Not.
2. I'm not plaining this.

But you can use ${xml::CloneNode}

code:

Section
	${xml::LoadFile} "file.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::LoadFile$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::GotoPath} "/" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::GotoPath$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::CloneNode} $R0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::CloneNode$\n$$R0=$R0"

	${xml::Unload}


	${xml::LoadFile} "file2.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::LoadFile$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::GotoPath} "/" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::GotoPath$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::InsertBeforeNode} "$R0" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::InsertBeforeNode$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::FreeNode} "$R0" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::FreeNode$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::SaveFile} "file2.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::SaveFile$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::Unload}
SectionEnd

---

code:

	${xml::LoadFile} "file1.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::LoadFile$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::GotoPath} "Root/I" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::GotoPath$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::CloneNode} $R0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::CloneNode$\n$$R0=$R0"

	${xml::LoadFile} "file2.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::LoadFile$\n$$0=$0"
	
	${xml::RootElement} $0 $1 # THATS THE SOLUTION FOR NO CRASHING!
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::RootElement$\n$$0=$0"
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::RootElement$\n$$1=$1"
	
	${xml::GotoPath} "I" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::GotoPath$\n$$0=$0"
	
	${xml::InsertBeforeNode} "$R0" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::InsertBeforeNode$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::SaveFile} "file2.xml" $0
	MessageBox MB_OK "xml::SaveFile$\n$$0=$0"

	${xml::Unload}

Last edited by Commerzpunk on 02-09-2007 at 10:14 AM

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Registered: May 2007
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Hi there, I tried the following commands to modify the attribute named "value". It's not working as I expected. Does anybody know what's missing or wrong?
Thanks in advance.

;Format of config file:
;<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
;<configuration>
; <appSettings>
; <add key="key1" value="value1" />
; <add key="key2" value="value2" />
; <add key="key3" value="value3" />
;
; <!-- Some comments -->
; <add key="key4" value="value4" />
; </appSettings>
;</configuration>

${xml::LoadFile} "$configFile" $0
${xml::RootElement} $0 $1
${xml::XPathAttribute} "/configuration/appSettings/add[@key='${KEY4}']" $0
${xml::SetAttribute} "value" "$newValue" $0
${xml::SaveFile} "$configFile" $0
${xml::Unload}

After this, the attribute "value" is set as an attribute of "<configuration" instead of the corresponding "<add" node.

i.e.
;
;<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
;<configuration value="new_value4">
; <appSettings>
; <add key="key1" value="value1" />
; <add key="key2" value="value2" />
; <add key="key3" value="value3" />
;
; <!-- Some comments -->
; <add key="key4" value="value4" />
; </appSettings>
;</configuration>

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code:
${xml::LoadFile} "$configFile" $0
${xml::RootElement} $0 $1
${xml::XPathNode} "/configuration/appSettings/add[@key='${KEY4}']" $0
${xml::SetAttribute} "value" "$newValue" $0
${xml::SaveFile} "$configFile" $0
${xml::Unload}

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Registered: Jul 2004
From:

Updated: TinyXml to v2.5.3
Updated: TinyXPath to v1.3.0


"XML" plugin v1.9

Download from Wiki

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Registered: Apr 2007
From: London, UK

Question about the plugin

I'm working on an installer that uses this plug-in. Now, depending on the contents in my XML I need to run an external progam (in fact another NSIS uninstaller) that will read in the XML file and make changes to it.

The steps I am following are:

1) Open the XML file in the main installer
2) Manipulate as required
3) Determine if an external uninstaller is required
4) If an external uninstaller is required, then save the XML file, run the external uninstaller, re-load the XML file and carry on.
5) If no external uninstaller is required, carry on.

My question is, in step 4, should I also unload the XML plug-in (i.e. call ${xml::Unload}) before running the external uninstaller?

Thanks.

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Registered: Jul 2007
From:

Edit: Sorry, wrong thread.

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Registered: Aug 2007
From:

Hi,

I've problems to parse an XML file which contains DTD description between xml header and first root element

Method ${xml::RootElement} returns with "-1". If I change the <!DOCTYPE ..[]> to a comment <!--DOCTYPE ...[]> which isn't really feasible it will work.

It would be helpful to support the DOCTYPE dtag by default.

example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE RootElement [
<!ELEMENT RootElement (System+)>
<!ELEMENT System EMPTY>

<!ATTLIST RootElement Version CDATA #REQUIRED>
...
]>
<RootElement>
...
</RootElement>

with regards,
Dierk

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Registered: Jan 2008
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I'm trying to use XPathNode for expressions with namespace i.e. fns: Deployment
, but it fails and return error code -1.

Is there any trick/workaround to use it in this way.

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Registered: Jan 2008
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Hi I'm wondering if the attached plugin in this thread is the latest version of this plugin? It seems to me that the include file (xml.nsh) differs from the source code regarding some functions? For example, RemoveChild seems to return an error code while the include file and documentation does not specify any variable for this method. The RemoveAllChild function is not implemented in the source but is is availible in the documentation and include file?
Are there any updates regarding this? Maybe set up a simple sourceforge page to be able to update it?

or is there some other XML plugin which is generally used and better supported?

p.s. jogijhelumi: URL submitted by user. says that namespaces are not supported yet d.s.

Last edited by FkYkko on 01-29-2008 at 04:40 PM

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Registered: Jul 2004
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Updated: TinyXPath to v1.3.1

Fixed: missing "xml::_RemoveAllChild" in DLL.
Fixed: ${xml::RemoveNode} incorrectly documented.


"XML" plugin v2.0

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Registered: Jan 2008
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Thanks for the quick reply.
As it happens, I still have some problems with this plugin and have changed to nsisXML (by W) which works after some rewrites.

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Registered: Mar 2008
From: France

Hello,

It seems to have ben many misunderstanding since the new XML::Xxxx functions were launched:

quote:

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Added: ${xml::XPathString} -compute a string XPath expression.
Added: ${xml::XPathNode} -compute a node XPath expression and goes to it.
Added: ${xml::XPathAttribute} -compute an attribute XPath expression and goes to it.

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Registered: Aug 2007
From: Frankfurt, Germany

Hi all,

i need to edit a xml structure like this

PHP:

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<Configuration
<ConfigModule name="BlaBla">
</ConfigModule>
<ConfigModule name="FirebirdBridge" DefaultConfig="FALSE">
    <Section name="FirebirdBridge" description="Configuration for Firebird DB Bridge">
      <Data name="Host" type="string">127.0.0.1</Data>
      <Data name="Database" type="string">C:Program FilesTestDatabaseTest.FDB</Data>
      <Data name="User" type="string">User</Data>
      <Data name="Password" type="string">Password</Data>
    </Section>
  </ConfigModule>
</Configuration>


---

PHP:

---


${xml::LoadFile} "$EXEDIRscMaster.ctf" $0
loop:
${xml::FindNextElement} "ConfigModule" $0 $1
${xml::ElementPath} $0
${xml::GetAttribute} "name" $1 $2

${IF} $1 == "FirebirdBridge"
        
    ${xml::GotoPath} "$0/Section/Data" $1

    Loop here again ?
         
         
${ELSE}
        Goto loop        
${ENDIF}

${xml::FindCloseElement}
${xml::SaveFile} "$EXEDIRscMaster2.ctf" $0
${xml::Unload}


---

Thanks for helping

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Registered: Jan 2008
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I tried to use this plug-in with the special build of NSIS that has a string length limitation of 8192 instead of 1024 but the plug-in is indifferent to the change and only reads 1024 chars.

Any workaround?

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Registered: May 2008
From: Ingolstadt

Hi all,
first of all great plugin. But i have a problem which i cannot solve.
I want to insert a line in an XML file.

The XML file looks like:

PHP:

---


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="no"?>
<adtf:configuration xmlns:adtv="adtv">
    <general_settings>
        <property name="gui_refresh_rate" value="25"/>
    </general_settings>
    <module_directories>
    </module_directories>
    <template_directories/>
</adtf:configuration>


---

PHP:

---


<directory path="C:program filesTest"/>


---

PHP:

---


<module_directories>
</module_directories>


---

PHP:

---


${xml::FindNextElement} "module_directories" $0 $1
${xml::CreateNode} '<directory path="C:program filesTest"/>' $4
${xml::InsertAfterNode} $4 $5


---

PHP:

---


<module_directories />
<directory path="C:program filesTest"/>


---

PHP:

---


<module_directories>
  <directory path="C:program filesTest"/>
</module_directories>


---

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code:
${xml::FindNextElement} "module_directories" $0 $1 
${xml::CreateNode} '<directory path="Crogram filesTest"/>' $4 
${xml::InsertEndChild} $4 $5

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I'm editing XML file which uses &#DDDD; notation for non-ASCII characters. I noticed that after saving of modified XML file all &#DDDD; characters were replaced by original two-byte UTF-8 codes.

Is there some way how to instruct this wonderful plugin to use &#DDDD; notation?

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need some help

Hi. Can U help me to change value in this stiring <value>en</value> from "en" to "ru"

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<configSections>
<sectionGroup name="userSettings" type="System.Configuration.UserSettingsGroup, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" >
<section name="inVisit.Properties.Settings" type="System.Configuration.ClientSettingsSection, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" allowExeDefinition="MachineToLocalUser" requirePermission="false" />
</sectionGroup>
</configSections>
<connectionStrings>
<clear />
<add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="data source=.\SQLEXPRESS;Integrated Security=SSPI;AttachDBFilename=|DataDirectory|aspnetdb.mdf;User Instance=true"
providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
<add name="inVisit.Properties.Settings.ivConnection" connectionString="Data Source=.\sqlexpress;AttachDbFilename=;Initial Catalog=ivData;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=30"
providerName="" />
</connectionStrings>
<userSettings>
<inVisit.Properties.Settings>
<setting name="WinFormState" serializeAs="String">
<value>Normal</value>
</setting>
<setting name="WinFormSize" serializeAs="String">
<value>800, 600</value>
</setting>
...
<setting name="Language" serializeAs="String">
<value>en</value>
</setting>
<setting name="AutoCheckOut" serializeAs="String">
<value>False</value>
</setting>

</userSettings>
</configuration>

Last edited by casioclave on 03-20-2009 at 10:36 AM

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Registered: May 2009
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I am trying to use this plugin to get values from an XML structure.

The document looks something like this:

<xml>
<groups>
<group id="1">
<name>Group 1</name>
</group>
<group id="2">
<name>Group 2</name>
</group>
<group id="3">
<name>Group 3</name>
</group>
</groups>
</xml>

I want to get the values of id and name and am currently working on getting value. After loading the document I can get the value of the first group (id 1) by doing this,

PHP:

---


${xml::GotoPath} "/xml/groups/group" $0
${xml::GetAttribute} "id" $0 $1


---

PHP:

---


${xml::NextAttribute} $0 $1 $2
${While} $2 != -1
  ${xml::NextAttribute} $0 $1 $2
  MessageBox MB_OK $0
${EndWhile}


---

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Registered: May 2009
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Ok I have managed to get it working.

For anyone else with a similar issue here is what I did. (I used LastChild and PreviousSibling because I wanted to get the xml in reverse, replace with FirstChild and NextSibling to go through in order). Also, I make use of LogicLib which you will need to include if you're copying this example.

PHP:

---


${xml::GotoPath} "/xml/groups" $0
${xml::LastChild} "group" $1 $0

${While} $0 == 0

  #get the group id
  ${xml::GetAttribute} "id" $1 $3

  #get the group name
  ${xml::FirstChildElement} "name" $3 $4
  ${xml::GetText} $2 $3

  #move to next group
  ${xml::Parent} $3 $4
  ${xml::PreviousSibling} "group" $1 $0

${EndWhile}


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Here is a nice small example of using this plugin. In my installer header I included XML.nsh.

code:
include "XML.nsh"

code:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<account version='1.0'>
	<account>
		<protocol>prpl-jabber</protocol>
		<name></name>
		<settings>
			<setting name='use-global-buddyicon' type='bool'>1</setting>
			<setting name='require_tls' type='bool'>1</setting>
			<setting name='ft_proxies' type='string'>gtalk.google.com:7777</setting>
			<setting name='check-mail' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='connect_server' type='string'>gtalk.google.com</setting>
			<setting name='old_ssl' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='auth_plain_in_clear' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='buddy_icon_timestamp' type='int'>0</setting>
			<setting name='port' type='int'>443</setting>
			<setting name='custom_smileys' type='bool'>1</setting>
		</settings>
		<settings ui='gtk-gaim'>
			<setting name='auto-login' type='bool'>1</setting>
		</settings>
	</account>
</account>

PHP:

---


${xml::LoadFile} "$TEMP\accounts.xml" $0
  IntCmp $0 0 +2 +1 +2
  MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONSTOP "Error loading accounts.xml!"
  ${xml::RootElement} $1 $0
  ${xml::FirstChildElement} "" $1 $0
  ${xml::FirstChildElement} "name" $1 $0
  DetailPrint "Setting sam@gtalk.google.com/Home"
  ${xml::SetText} "sam@gtalk.google.com/Home" $0
  IntCmp $0 0 +2 +1 +2
  MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONSTOP "Error setting username!"
  ${xml::SaveFile} "" $0
  IntCmp $0 0 +2 +1 +2
  MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONSTOP "Error saving accounts.xml!"
  ${xml::Unload}


---

code:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<account version='1.0'>
	<account>
		<protocol>prpl-jabber</protocol>
		<name>sam@gtalk.google.com/Home</name>
		<settings>
			<setting name='use-global-buddyicon' type='bool'>1</setting>
			<setting name='require_tls' type='bool'>1</setting>
			<setting name='ft_proxies' type='string'>gtalk.google.com:7777</setting>
			<setting name='check-mail' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='connect_server' type='string'>gtalk.google.com</setting>
			<setting name='old_ssl' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='auth_plain_in_clear' type='bool'>0</setting>
			<setting name='buddy_icon_timestamp' type='int'>0</setting>
			<setting name='port' type='int'>443</setting>
			<setting name='custom_smileys' type='bool'>1</setting>
		</settings>
		<settings ui='gtk-gaim'>
			<setting name='auto-login' type='bool'>1</setting>
		</settings>
	</account>
</account>

Last edited by sag47 on 10-18-2009 at 10:52 PM

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Registered: Oct 2009
From: Germany

What's the difference between using

code:
${FirstChildElement} "name" $var1 $var2

code:
${FirstChild} "name" $var1 $var2

for getting a element child? Especially, I'm interested what ${FirstChildElement} exists for, if the task can be done using ${FistChild}. A child can only be of type text or element. So that ${FirstChild} "Name" does search for a element child, doesn't it?

Thanks

CJ

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