JavaScript

Insert XML into existing XML by calling InsertChildTreeAfter

See more XML Examples

Demonstrates how to insert an XML tree or subtree into another XML document using the InsertChildTreeAfter method. JavaScript

// Build the 1st XML document:
// <x1>
//     <a1>1</a1>
//     <a2>2</a2>
//     <a3>3</a3>
// </x1>

var xml = new CkXml();
xml.Tag = "x1";
xml.UpdateChildContent("a1","1");
xml.UpdateChildContent("a2","2");
xml.UpdateChildContent("a3","3");

// Build a 2nd XML document:

// <x2>
//   <b1>11</b1>
//   <b2>22</b2>
//   <b3>33</b3>
// </x2>

var xml2 = new CkXml();
xml2.Tag = "x2";
xml2.UpdateChildContent("b1","11");
xml2.UpdateChildContent("b2","22");
xml2.UpdateChildContent("b3","33");

// We want to insert xml2 into xml to get this:

// <x1>
//     <a1>1</a1>
//     <x2>
//         <b1>11</b1>
//         <b2>22</b2>
//         <b3>33</b3>
//     </x2>
//     <a2>2</a2>
//     <a3>3</a3>
// </x1>

// Insert xml2 after "a1"

var index = xml.TagIndex("a1");
if (index < 0) {
    console.log("a1 not found.");
    return;
}

xml.InsertChildTreeAfter(index,xml2);

console.log(xml.GetXml());

// The result is:

// <x1>
//     <a1>1</a1>
//     <x2>
//         <b1>11</b1>
//         <b2>22</b2>
//         <b3>33</b3>
//     </x2>
//     <a2>2</a2>
//     <a3>3</a3>
// </x1>

// Note: xml2 now points to the subtree within xml.
// For example, update "b3" and then see how it's updated within the merged document:
xml2.UpdateChildContent("b3","33333333");

console.log(xml.GetXml());

// The result:

// <x1>
//     <a1>1</a1>
//     <x2>
//         <b1>11</b1>
//         <b2>22</b2>
//         <b3>33333333</b3>
//     </x2>
//     <a2>2</a2>
//     <a3>3</a3>
// </x1>