_XDocument4.GetNamedNodeProperty(Object, String, String) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath

Assembly:: Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.dll

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Gets the value of a named property for the specified XML node, which must be a nonattribute node in the main data source.

public:
 System::String ^ GetNamedNodeProperty(System::Object ^ varMainDOMNode, System::String ^ bstrPropertyName, System::String ^ bstrDefaultValue);

public string GetNamedNodeProperty (object varMainDOMNode, string bstrPropertyName, string bstrDefaultValue);

abstract member GetNamedNodeProperty : obj * string * string -> string

Public Function GetNamedNodeProperty (varMainDOMNode As Object, bstrPropertyName As String, bstrDefaultValue As String) As String

Parameters

varMainDOMNode: Object

An XML node corresponding to a nonattribute node in the main data source, for which a named property is to be returned.

bstrPropertyName: String

Specifies the name of the property whose value is to be returned.

bstrDefaultValue: String

Specifies the default value to be returned if the property has not been set.

Returns

String

The named property for the specified XML node, which must be a nonattribute node in the main data source.

Implements

GetNamedNodeProperty(Object, String, String)

Examples

The following example demonstrates setting and getting the value of a named property (with the name "cost") of an XML node (called "item"):

IXMLDOMNode item = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(@"/items/item");
string test = thisXDocument.<span class="label">GetNamedNodeProperty</span>(item, 'cost', 'Value not set');
// The value of the "cost" named property is set to 100.
thisXDocument.SetNamedNodeProperty(item, "cost", "100");
test = thisXDocument.GetNamedNodeProperty(item, "cost", "Value not set");

In the following XSL example, the "cost" named property of the item node is displayed:

<xsl:value-of select="xdXDocument:<span class="label">GetNamedNodeProperty</span>(item, 'cost', 'empty')"/>

The following example demonstrates setting and getting the value of a named property (with the name "cost") of an XML node (called "item"):

IXMLDOMNode item = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(@"/items/item");
string test = thisXDocument.<span class="label">GetNamedNodeProperty</span>(item, 'cost', 'Value not set');
// The value of the "cost" named property is set to 100.
thisXDocument.SetNamedNodeProperty(item, "cost", "100");
test = thisXDocument.GetNamedNodeProperty(item, "cost", "Value not set");

In the following XSL example, the "cost" named property of the item node is displayed:

<xsl:value-of select="xdXDocument:<span class="label">GetNamedNodeProperty</span>(item, 'cost', 'empty')"/>

Remarks

Named properties allow users to associate strings with user-defined properties of XML element nodes in the main data source. The value of a named property can be set by using the Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath._XDocument4.SetNamedNodeProperty(Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.IXMLDOMNode,System.String,System.String) method. Use the GetNamedNodeProperty method to read the value of a named property.

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