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Current Comments 4 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:Hi thanks a lot for this example , can u plz tell me how to remove a blank line from xml file which is created after removing an element. Posted by Girija on Sunday, 12.14.08 @ 23:52pm | #82761 If the element name occurs more than once is there a way to pick the element that you wish to remove. Posted by Jim Moore on Tuesday, 11.13.07 @ 12:20pm | #37206 Thanks a lot for this code ..it really helped me solving a problem Posted by Colene on Thursday, 11.8.07 @ 01:11am | #36448 thanks roseindia .. Posted by jayakumar.k on Tuesday, 08.7.07 @ 15:00pm | #22858 |
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