Rename the XML via Javascript tags

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          "type":"statictext",
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          "name":"inputDocumentName",
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          "value": currentData.inputDocumentName,
          "visible":true
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      {
          "name":"documentNumber",
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      {
          "name":"inputDocumentNumber",
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          "value": currentData.inputDocumentNumber,
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      {
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          "type":"statictext",
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          "name":"documentType",
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                      el.elIndex = ii;
  
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                          case "statictext":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                          break;
                          case "edittext":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                          break;
                          case "dropdownlist":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                              el.selection = currentElement.selection;
                              el.onChange = currentElement.onChange;
                          break;
                          case "checkbox":
                              el.visible = currentElement.visible;
                              el.value = currentElement.value;
                          break;
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                          throw new Error('Unknown Dialog Element Type [' + currentElement.type + ']');
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                  }
              }
          }
      }
  
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    var bCANCEL = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, "Cancel", {name: "cancel"});
  
    return d;
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              control.type = child.type;
              control.visible = child.visible;
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              break;
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              throw new Error('Unknown Dialog Element Type');
          }
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       dataObject.listDesignComps = generateRangeOfNumbers ("Comp_", 1, 100);
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                       "Manual",
                       "Tech Guide",
                       "Other"
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       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentRevision) {
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       }
  
       if (!dataObject.inputDocumentType) {
           dataObject.inputDocumentType = "Datasheet";
       }
  
       return dataObject;
  
  }
  
  function generateRangeOfNumbers (prefix, start, end) {
      // This function generates an array of sequential numbers within a range
      // prefix = string to append to beginning of each element
      // start = the beginning of the range
      // end = the end of the range
      // length = overall number of cycles to loop through, start and end must fall within this value
  
      var output = [];
  
      for ( var i = start; i <= end; i++ )
      {
          if (i < 10) {
              // Add a leading zero
              output.push(prefix + "0" + i);
          }
          else {
              output.push(prefix + i);
          }
      }
  
      return output;
  }
  
  //=================================================
  // END THE SCRIPT
  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
  }
  
  theScript();
  

  I modified your code shortly. He works for me here. Check it out...

  Thank you

  Green4ever

• the value of the xml column type tag data BLOB

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   25        7
   26        5
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   43                COLUMNS user_id NUMBER PATH '/aa:USER_INFO/aa:USER_ID'
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   45                       ,state   NUMBER PATH '/aa:USER_INFO/aa:STATE'
   46                       ,task    NUMBER PATH '/aa:USER_INFO/aa:TASK'
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     COUNTRY      POINT    USER_ID     TARGET      STATE       TASK
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
           1       1800          1         28          6         12
           1       1800          5         19          1         90
           2       2400          3         14          7          5
  
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• In the XML document HTML tags

  I have an application that loads an XML file information and displays in a dynamic text box. Which works very well. Now, I want to add tags HTML of the information contained in the XML file for the dynamic text box will format. If I add html right:
  
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  It then displays
  
  Earth, the < b > < /b > air, fire and water.
  
  No help on how to code html embedded in an XML document, so a dynamic text box using the html code?
  
  Thank you.

  Just use CDATA tags around your HTML values, for example:

  air, fire and water.]] >

  HTH.

• Rename the layer, group, Javascript object

  Hey guys,.

  I am writing a script which renames a layer and the group within the layer, then an object in the layer (but is not part of the Group) and have it executed in a loop.

  This is what I have so far, change of group name does not work.

  #target Illustrator
  
  var doc = app.activeDocument;
  
  idLayers(doc)//IRename layers
  idGroups(doc)//Rename groups
  
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          doc.layers[i].name= 'id:GTM_Group '+(i+1)
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      }
  
  function idGroups(doc){
      for(i=0;doc.groups.length>i;i++){
          doc.groups[i].name= 'id:GTM_Group '+(i+1)
          }
      }
  

  I got into anthing to rename the single object still since I can not even rename it group work. I suspect that the new group name section does not work because I'm either using the incorrect syntax or a command that is not valid. Any ideas?

  (Attention to groups hidden within the transparent traces or other groups because it will find and rename these groups as well.

  to avoid dealing with groups (or objects) within the groups, not loop through all elements in the document, reference your articles by layers

  #target Illustrator
  
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  idLayers(doc); // Rename layers
  
  function idLayers(doc){
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          var currentLayer = doc.layers[i];
          currentLayer.name= 'id:GTM_Layer '+(i+1);
  
          idGroups(currentLayer); // Rename groups
          idPathItems(currentLayer); // path items
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  function idGroups(layer){
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• Rename the XML attribute

  Hi all

  I want to rename the attribute in the indesign document. I found no reference in this forum.

  Here are the attribute appear in the palette of structure in the Indesign Document:

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  Post edited by: designmon79

  var doc = app.activeDocument,
      elements = doc.xmlElements[0].evaluateXPathExpression("//news[@north='n01']"),
      i, l;
  
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• Retrieve the XML via an HTTP request

  Hello
  
  What would be the most effective way to recover the large XML from Oracle (gr 11, 2) via a HTTP request?
  XML is generated during execution in a stored procedure with either XML SQL statements as
  

  select xmlelement("text", 'Hello world') from dual;

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  select DBMS_XMLGEN.GETXML ('select ''Hello world'' text from dual') from dual;

  I'm sure I'll be using embedded PL/SQL gateway as an HTTP server, and I can easily manage small XMLs that fit into a VARCHAR2 with a following procedure:
  

    PROCEDURE HelloWorld AS
      xml xmltype;
    BEGIN
      select xmlelement("text", 'Hello world') into xml from dual;
      owa_util.mime_header('text/xml');
      htp.print(xml.getstringval);
    END;

  Then I she would recover via http:// < hostname >: < port > / < DAD > /HelloWorld
  
  But I do not know how to handle large (several MB) XMLs.
  I couldn't find anything useful within OWA * or HTP packages and splitting of the CLOB in chunks of 32 K seems inefficient and a little ugly to me.
  Any suggestions?
  
  With respect,
  Goran

  Hi Goran,

  See this post for a similar situation, it isn't that bad to see: {message identifier: = 10619251}

  Alternatively, you can use Native database Webservice to display the result of the query, and then pull it out via the HTTP protocol.

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  I know how to change these file color in Applescript.  But I can't understand how to start the process of JS by operating inside Photoshop.

  So I was curious to know if there was:

  A. a way to run an AppleScript, JavaScript

  or

  B. a way to set a property of a JS such as the Finder file it would interpret in a colour highlight?

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

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• To hide multiple items via javascript or actions in case of different variable values - how?

  Note: I'm still Captivate 8

  The Question has 2 parts:

  (1) is there a possibility to hide (or show) of the elements via javascript instead of shares advanced? I think it would be a much faster workflow. I think of something as

  If variable1 < = 100 screenx.elemeta.hide;

  If variable1 < = 90 screenx.elemetb.hide.

  If variable1 < = 80 screenx.elemetc.hide;

  If variable1 < = 70 screenx.elemetd.hide;

  (2) if it is not possible... OK, I use advanced actions. But there is the 2nd problem: it runs only the first part of it when exporting in HTML5.

  See photo. I try to hide - or no - hide the 9 elements in case of different values in a Variable. Lets say that the value is "7". In se9 is Laura if the value is less than or equal 9 to hide the element ausw_se_10. This method works. In se8 is asket if the value is less than or equal 8 in order to hide the element ausw_se_09 - what you see in the image. This and the following mask does not work. I'm doing something wrong or is this a bug? And is there a solution?

  

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