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Thu, Mar 27 2014 7:18 AM | Permanent Link |
Ronald | Hi,
I use TDocument for parsing a RSS feed. I can parse the complete feed and show the title and all the items. But if I use the same code in another aplication I get the error: "The method selectSingleNode is not supported by this obect". This is an aexample of the code that gives the error: NodeTitleRSS:=ChannelNodes[0].selectSingleNode('title'); What am I missing here? Ronald |
Thu, Mar 27 2014 9:35 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Not sure - I'd be wanting to know what the first node is, in case it might not
support it. http://doogalbellend.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/cross-browser-selectsinglenode-for-xml.h tml also has an interesting comment that it has been removed in IE10. Also, run it in Chrome and turn on the exception stops, and see what the object is that is being referenced. /Matthew Jones/ |
Sat, Mar 29 2014 12:28 PM | Permanent Link |
Ronald | I found the problem. I created a omponent that reads and shows the feed. I
had put that component in a unit with name x. Later I created a new component in another unit (not smart ![]() refrered to the old unit and it ignored the new unit although it was mentioned in the uses... "Matthew Jones" schreef in bericht news:memo.20140327133546.2252G@nothanks.nothanks.co.uk... Not sure - I'd be wanting to know what the first node is, in case it might not support it. http://doogalbellend.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/cross-browser-selectsinglenode-for-xml.h tml also has an interesting comment that it has been removed in IE10. Also, run it in Chrome and turn on the exception stops, and see what the object is that is being referenced. /Matthew Jones/ |
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