From: "Pilarski,James" <James(_dot_)Pilarski(_at_)cnare(_dot_)com>
I was wondering if there was any way for me to change the text
in the <AccessedDate> element without effecting any of the other.
elements or attributes. Unfortunately, the current system's
structure does not allow me to transform the XML, save, and
redisplay it in the browser. What I need to do is get the new
Accessed Date from another node in the XML (I have assigned this
to a variable already, $NewDate) and set the <AccessedDate>
element equal to the $NewDate variable.
As I see it, you have two choices:
1) Do a second transformation (client-side) after you have loaded the page.
2) Use DOM scripting techniques to alter the text node.
Both of these involve client-side scripting, and so are off-topic for the list.
If no one else comes up with a better suggestion, please feel free to contact
me off-list to discuss the particulars.
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