Re: [JS] [ID3] How to get a page item's markup tag?

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From: thomas
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2008 10:16

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Thank you very much Ole,

this was what I was urging for. However It seems there's only one XML Element retrieved from the associatedXML property. I guess I'll run into some arrays in the future :)

var myAssociatedXML = someItem.associatedXMLElement;

var myMarkUpName = myAssociatedXML.markupTag.name;

again, thank you.

Best Regards Thomas
(and sorry for the double post)

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