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Check is always false isXmlAttribute

May 21, 2012 2:12 AM

    Hi can anyone see why Check is always false isXmlAttribute in this case?

 

<cfset isNullCurrencyValue = true>
  <cfset CurrencyValue          = "">
 
<cfif isXmlAttribute(structFromParsedXML[d].XmlAttributes["CurrencyValue"]) >
  <cfset isNullCurrencyValue = false>
  <cfset CurrencyValue   = structFromParsedXML[d].XmlAttributes["CurrencyValue"]>
  </cfif>

868 Views   7 Replies   Latest reply: Adam Cameron., May 30, 2012 8:24 AM
 
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  • Adam Cameron.
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    1. Adam Cameron.,
    May 21, 2012 6:57 AM   in reply to nikos101
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    Without seeing your XML... no, no-one will be able to see why.

     

    However the variable name sets off an alarm: "strucTFromParsedXML".  Sounds like a struct to me, not an XML object.

     

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    2. nikos101,
    May 21, 2012 7:10 AM   in reply to Adam Cameron.
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    cool, things like this always work in my cfm page

     

    <cfqueryparam value="#structFromParsedXML[d].XmlAttributes["LineDiscountValue"]#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">

     

    but this is always being set as null:

     

    <cfqueryparam value="#CurrencyValue#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" null="#isNullCurrencyValue#">

     

    but the xml with CurrencyValue sometimes does not have the attribute compare these:

     

    <NewOrders SupplyMargin="1" SalesMargin="2" LineDiscountName="" LineDiscountValue="0"/>

     

    with

     

    <NewOrders SupplyMargin="1" SalesMargin="2" LineDiscountName="" LineDiscountValue="0" CurrencyValue = 200/>

     
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    3. nikos101,
    May 21, 2012 7:12 AM   in reply to nikos101
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    oh and the struct is beign set like this:

     

    <cfset structFromParsedXML = GetDataFromFeed(parsedXML)>

     

     

    <cfscript>
    function GetDataFromFeed(xmlFeed)
    {
    var final = arrayNew(1);
    var i = 1;
    var j = 1;
    var children = arrayNew(1);
    allOrders = XmlSearch(xmlFeed, "ROOT/NewOrders");
    return allOrders;
    }
    </cfscript>
     
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    4. BKBK,
    May 26, 2012 12:34 AM   in reply to nikos101
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    nikos101 wrote:

     

    <cfset structFromParsedXML = GetDataFromFeed(parsedXML)>

     

    Then it is actually an array. Hence:

     

    <cfset arrayFromParsedXML = GetDataFromFeed(parsedXML)>

     

     

    "ROOT/NewOrders"

    Remember that the search is case-sensitive. Therefore, use the exact case of the elements root and newOrders.

     
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    5. Adam Cameron.,
    May 29, 2012 2:07 PM   in reply to nikos101
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    Look... we need to see:

    a) sample XML

    b) the code that creates structFromParsedXML

     

    Not an extract of the XML.  Not a description of how you get it.  The actual XML.

     

    And, similarly, the actual code that creates the variable.

     

    I expect to be able to copy and paste the XML and code you provide, and run it myself here.

     

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    6. BKBK,
    May 29, 2012 11:06 PM   in reply to Adam Cameron.
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    Adam Cameron. wrote:

     

    Look... we need to see:

     

    b) the code that creates structFromParsedXML

    See above.

     
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    7. Adam Cameron.,
    May 30, 2012 8:24 AM   in reply to BKBK
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    Yeah, OK, thanks for that. I don't mean a function that takes some unknown input and has a bunch of unnecessary code and then does an xmlSearch() and returns that.  I mean the end-to-end code starting with the XML and finishing with the problem.  A repro case, basically.

     

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