I have this XML String :
<RESPONSE>
<SINGLE>
<KEY name="sitename">
<VALUE>Stackoverflow</VALUE>
</KEY>
<KEY name="username">
<VALUE>this value</VALUE>
</KEY>
</SINGLE>
</RESPONSE>
How to get value from Key that name "username" ? I want to get value of "this value" in my code. I try deserialized and any other code but it doesnt work. Please help me, thanks :D
Edit:
I tried using this code :
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load( "myXML.xml" );
var keys = doc.Descendants( "KEY" );
foreach ( var VALUE in keys )
{
Console.WriteLine( VALUE.Value );
}
But how did I get the Value only from KEY that named "Username" ? Thanks :))
You can probably use an xpath to do this. The following is an example XPath that will provide a node with name matching "sitename":
//KEY[@name="sitename"]
You can modify this slightly to find all nodes with a "name" attribute or to just find specific names. For more examples of how to use XPath see the MSDN site for XPath . The following is a snippet of C# code that shows you how to use this XPath (again, you can generalize for whatever XPath you need):
const string example_xml = "<RESPONSE> <SINGLE> <KEY name=\"sitename\"> <VALUE>Stackoverflow</VALUE> </KEY> <KEY name=\"username\"> <VALUE>this value</VALUE> </KEY> </SINGLE> </RESPONSE>";
// load
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.LoadXml(example_xml);
// Query single or multiple nodes using the XPath, do what you want with this node!
var desiredNode = doc.SelectSingleNode("//KEY[@name=\"sitename\"]");
Best of luck!
Lets consider your xml document as XYZ.xml, then you may try below code if you are using C#, below is the example only
XmlDocument Doc = new XmlDocument();
Doc.Load(Server.MapPath(".../xyz.xml"));
XmlNodeList itemList = Doc.DocumentElement.SelectNodes("KEY");
foreach (XmlNode currNode in itemList)
{
string name = string.Empty;
XmlNode item = currNode.SelectSingleNode("KEY");
if(currNode["name"].InnerText == "username")//if you are aware of key name, use this condition
{
name = item.Attributes["name"].Value.ToString(); // or currNode["name"].InnerText;
}
}
For completeness here is a System.Xml.Linq version, with the foreachs and where's being System.Linq for good measure. This basically the questioner's attempt, with a where to filter according to attribute.
const string example_xml = "<RESPONSE> <SINGLE> <KEY name=\"sitename\"> <VALUE>Stackoverflow</VALUE> </KEY> <KEY name=\"username\"> <VALUE>this value</VALUE> </KEY> </SINGLE> </RESPONSE>";
XDocument doc = XDocument.Parse(example_xml);
var keys = doc.Descendants("KEY");
var userKeys = keys.Where(item => item.Attribute("name").Value == "username").ToList();
userKeys.ForEach(item => Console.WriteLine(item.Value));
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