I am looking to edit an XML file located in C:\\CONFIG\\TEST_CONFIG.XML
and replace 2 different values within. I am looking to replace the following criteria with this file:
<test.tbl>
CONFIG!CONFIG2 |1 T |125 **TN###** |151 **TN###**
</TEST.tbl>
"|125 TN###" must equal %USERINPUT1%
"|151 TN###" must equal %USERINPUT2%
I have found other posts that come close but having difficulties getting around.
Another catch is I need to keep all the spacing and special characters.
@echo off
setlocal DisableDelayedExpansion
set USERINPUT1=First Value
set USERINPUT2=Second Field
for /F "delims=:" %%a in ('findstr /N /C:"CONFIG!CONFIG2 |1 T |125 **TN###** |151 **TN###**" C:\CONFIG\TEST_CONFIG.XML') do set num=%%a
(for /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%a in ('findstr /N "^" C:\CONFIG\TEST_CONFIG.XML') do (
set "line=%%b"
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
if "%%a" equ "%num%" (
set "line=!line:|125 **TN###**=%USERINPUT1%!"
set "line=!line:|151 **TN###**=%USERINPUT2%!"
)
echo(!line!
endlocal
)) > temp.xml
move /Y temp.xml C:\CONFIG\TEST_CONFIG.XML
EDIT : Example added
input.xml:
<test.tbl>
<p>Support the free distribution of this forecast by visiting our sponsors website.<p><b>Select forecast - </b>
<a href="?fdate=140403">Tomorrow</a> / <a href="?fdate=140404">Friday</a> / <a href="?fdate=140405">Saturday</a><p><hr>
CONFIG!CONFIG2 |1 T |125 **TN###** |151 **TN###**
<h5>Viewing forecast for Thursday, 3rd April, 2014</h5><p>Forecast last reviewed on Wednesday, 02/04/14 at 16:17
</TEST.tbl>
output.xml:
<test.tbl>
<p>Support the free distribution of this forecast by visiting our sponsors website.<p><b>Select forecast - </b>
<a href="?fdate=140403">Tomorrow</a> / <a href="?fdate=140404">Friday</a> / <a href="?fdate=140405">Saturday</a><p><hr>
CONFIG!CONFIG2 |1 T First Value Second Field
<h5>Viewing forecast for Thursday, 3rd April, 2014</h5><p>Forecast last reviewed on Wednesday, 02/04/14 at 16:17
</TEST.tbl>
Be sure to use the right matching strings in the replacements. In your example you put:
CONFIG!CONFIG2 |1 T |125 **TN###** |151 **TN###**
in your data, but:
"|125 TN###" must equal %USERINPUT1%
"|151 TN###" must equal %USERINPUT2%
in the matching strings that missed the **
in the data. I added the **
in the replacements, otherwise they fail...
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