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How to put link with xml files

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I am trying to use option 3 and looking put hyper link in the xml files how can I do it ?
chitra b gurung  11 years ago   viewed: 3689    

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Hello,

To add a hyperlink to an XML file using JavaScript, you'll need to modify the XML structure to include the necessary elements and attributes. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:

1. Assuming you have an XML file named "data.xml" with the following structure:

xml

<tooltip>

  <content>Tooltip content goes here</content>

</tooltip>

2. Open the XML file and locate the <content> element where you want to add the hyperlink. Modify the XML structure to include an <a> element with the appropriate attributes. For example:

xml

<tooltip>

  <content>Tooltip content with a <a href="https://www.example.com">hyperlink</a> goes here</content>

</tooltip>

In this example, the tooltip content now includes a hyperlink pointing to "https://www.example.com".

3. Save the modified XML file.

4. In your JavaScript code, you can use an XML parser to read and process the XML data. Here's an example using DOMParser:

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javascript

// Read the XML file

const xmlString = '<tooltip><content>Tooltip content with a <a href="https://www.example.com">hyperlink</a> goes here</content></tooltip>';

const parser = new DOMParser();

const xmlDoc = parser.parseFromString(xmlString, 'application/xml');

// Access the tooltip content element

const tooltipContent = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName('content')[0];

// Get the content as a string including the HTML tags

const tooltipContentString = new XMLSerializer().serializeToString(tooltipContent);

// Display the tooltip content with hyperlink

console.log(tooltipContentString);

In this example, xmlString represents the XML content you've modified in step 2. The XML parser DOMParser converts the XML string into a document object (xmlDoc). From there, you can access the tooltip content element and convert it back to a string using XMLSerializer. Finally, you can display the tooltip content with the hyperlink in the desired way.

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