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VB.NET 4.7: Trying to add checked items into XML elements from a CheckedListBox but I get an unexpected...
Hello I am trying to add checked items into XML elements from a CheckedListBox onto an XDocument. I am trying to create it based on the C# code in this question:
(C# - creating a string-array of checked items in checked-list-box)
The variables te and cr are XElements in the problematic code below:
Dim b As Object() = CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.OfType(Of Object).ToArray()
For c As Integer = 0 To b.Count() - 1
Try
te.Add(cr)
cr.Add(CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.Item(c).ToString())
Catch ex As IndexOutOfRangeException
MsgBox("Index out of range")
End Try
Next
The problem I have is when I use this For loop, I want the output to have three subjects math, science, and gym in their own <mandatory-class> tag, but I get the following:
<teacher xmlns="">
<firstname>joe</firstname>
<lastname>schmo</lastname>
<certification>mathsciencegym</certification>
<certification>math</certification>
<certification>mathscience</certification>
</teacher>
I have attempted to move te.Add(cr) in the whitespace directly after Dim b and before For c which would end up with simply one tag <certification>mathsciencegym</certification>.
Can you find the solution to the problem I am having?
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asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
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Hello I am trying to add checked items into XML elements from a CheckedListBox onto an XDocument. I am trying to create it based on the C# code in this question:
(C# - creating a string-array of checked items in checked-list-box)
The variables te and cr are XElements in the problematic code below:
Dim b As Object() = CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.OfType(Of Object).ToArray()
For c As Integer = 0 To b.Count() - 1
Try
te.Add(cr)
cr.Add(CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.Item(c).ToString())
Catch ex As IndexOutOfRangeException
MsgBox("Index out of range")
End Try
Next
The problem I have is when I use this For loop, I want the output to have three subjects math, science, and gym in their own <mandatory-class> tag, but I get the following:
<teacher xmlns="">
<firstname>joe</firstname>
<lastname>schmo</lastname>
<certification>mathsciencegym</certification>
<certification>math</certification>
<certification>mathscience</certification>
</teacher>
I have attempted to move te.Add(cr) in the whitespace directly after Dim b and before For c which would end up with simply one tag <certification>mathsciencegym</certification>.
Can you find the solution to the problem I am having?
xml vb.net
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
1
bis defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. TryFor Each ob In b... Also do you not know the typeOfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11
add a comment |
Hello I am trying to add checked items into XML elements from a CheckedListBox onto an XDocument. I am trying to create it based on the C# code in this question:
(C# - creating a string-array of checked items in checked-list-box)
The variables te and cr are XElements in the problematic code below:
Dim b As Object() = CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.OfType(Of Object).ToArray()
For c As Integer = 0 To b.Count() - 1
Try
te.Add(cr)
cr.Add(CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.Item(c).ToString())
Catch ex As IndexOutOfRangeException
MsgBox("Index out of range")
End Try
Next
The problem I have is when I use this For loop, I want the output to have three subjects math, science, and gym in their own <mandatory-class> tag, but I get the following:
<teacher xmlns="">
<firstname>joe</firstname>
<lastname>schmo</lastname>
<certification>mathsciencegym</certification>
<certification>math</certification>
<certification>mathscience</certification>
</teacher>
I have attempted to move te.Add(cr) in the whitespace directly after Dim b and before For c which would end up with simply one tag <certification>mathsciencegym</certification>.
Can you find the solution to the problem I am having?
xml vb.net
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
Hello I am trying to add checked items into XML elements from a CheckedListBox onto an XDocument. I am trying to create it based on the C# code in this question:
(C# - creating a string-array of checked items in checked-list-box)
The variables te and cr are XElements in the problematic code below:
Dim b As Object() = CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.OfType(Of Object).ToArray()
For c As Integer = 0 To b.Count() - 1
Try
te.Add(cr)
cr.Add(CertifiedClasses.CheckedItems.Item(c).ToString())
Catch ex As IndexOutOfRangeException
MsgBox("Index out of range")
End Try
Next
The problem I have is when I use this For loop, I want the output to have three subjects math, science, and gym in their own <mandatory-class> tag, but I get the following:
<teacher xmlns="">
<firstname>joe</firstname>
<lastname>schmo</lastname>
<certification>mathsciencegym</certification>
<certification>math</certification>
<certification>mathscience</certification>
</teacher>
I have attempted to move te.Add(cr) in the whitespace directly after Dim b and before For c which would end up with simply one tag <certification>mathsciencegym</certification>.
Can you find the solution to the problem I am having?
xml vb.net
xml vb.net
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
edited Jan 3 at 14:16
Alexander Micharski
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
asked Jan 2 at 1:42
Alexander MicharskiAlexander Micharski
12
12
1
bis defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. TryFor Each ob In b... Also do you not know the typeOfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11
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bis defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. TryFor Each ob In b... Also do you not know the typeOfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11
1
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b is defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. Try For Each ob In b... Also do you not know the type OfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
b is defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. Try For Each ob In b... Also do you not know the type OfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11
add a comment |
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bis defined as an object array. Then your trying to use that as your variable in the loop. TryFor Each ob In b... Also do you not know the typeOfType(Of Object), if so you should define the type you're targeting...– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 2:02
Welcome, glad to be of help!
– Çöđěxěŕ
Jan 2 at 3:05
The link you provided isn't using xml. We need to see the code that created the variable cr to help. We don't know if you are using an XmlWriter, XmlDocument, or XDocument (or another xml class).
– jdweng
Jan 2 at 8:18
I am using an XDocument.
– Alexander Micharski
Jan 2 at 16:11