Don Miller wrote:

>     Function getNodeObject(theResponse, xslPattern)
>         'if using 6.0 HAVE to use XPath instead of XSLPatterns
>         'and would HAVE to include namespaces and prefixes in the xpath
>         'for nodes associated with namespaces
>         Dim xmldoc
>         set xmldoc = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument.3.0")
> xmldoc.async = False
>         xmldoc.load(theResponse)
> errorMsg = xmldoc.parseError.errorCode & ":" & xmldoc.parseError.reason
>         'set getNodeObject = nothing
>         set getNodeObject = 
> xmldoc.documentElement.selectSingleNode(xslPattern)

The problem is that there is no documentElement when there is a parse 
error so xmldoc.documentElement is nothing and you can't call 
selectSingleNode or any method on nothing.
Depending on the expression you are passing to selectSingleNode you 
might simply be able to use
           set getNodeObject = xmldoc.selectSingleNode(xslPattern)
instead.






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