> Hey everyone. I am running into a problem with unique ids that need to
> be compared in two xml files. The actual object name is represented
> with its unique id later in the xml file, so i need to do a search on
> an id, find its name, and then replace the original id with the name
> instead. If this doesn't make much sense, here is an example:
> 
> <DBViewer template_id=" .... />
>     <Fruits type="ObjectLink" >:1170775272:459887139:</Fruits>
> </DBViewer>
> 
> <excel_database template_id=":324:431:" id=":1170775272:459887139:"
> name="banana" />
> 
> In this example, the Fruit ObjectLink should be "banana" because it
> has the same id as the database below.
> 
> I have already been doing xsl transformations on this file, so if that
> is possible for this situation, that would be great. How do you guys
> reccommend going about this?

Don't testing it for xml , but possible it can help
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You can use RQ Search and Replace to search and replace HTML code for tags, attribute names, or values.
   For example you can change the font size of one font type without affecting any others.
[font size="2" face="Arial"] will be changed to [font size="3" face="Arial"], but tag [font size="2" face="Verdana"] remain the same size="2".
   You can delete or change HTML tags, it's attributes or attributes values. 
Don't worry about attribute's order in tag - program parsed HTML code and get all attributes and its values properly.
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WBR, Andrew




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