Re: Attribute value provided in XML to be displayed in Document

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From: gerald_miller
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 14:38

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The only attributes used and assigned natively are "href". (For now at least...)
All others must be parsed via scripting or a plugin.

The element in you example contains no data that will be processed natively other than the element which can be applied using a tag.

<content type="TO">Here is data</content>

You will need to create a script that gets the name/value pairs of attribute you want and apply it to the object you need to address in the document.

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