Editing XML Documents with Internet Explorer
You can alter the contents of an XML document in Internet Explorer. To do this, you use methods such s createElement, insertBefore, createTextNode, and appendChild.
As an example, I'll alter the document meetings.xml by inserting a new element, <MEETING_CHAIR>, like this:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <MEETINGS> <MEETING TYPE="informal"> <MEETING_CHAIR>Ted Bond</MEETING_CHAIR> <MEETING_TITLE>XML In The Real World</MEETING_TITLE> <MEETING_NUMBER>2079</MEETING_NUMBER> <SUBJECT>XML</SUBJECT> <DATE>6/1/2002</DATE> <PEOPLE> <PERSON ATTENDANCE="present"> <FIRST_NAME>Edward</FIRST_NAME> <LAST_NAME>Samson</LAST_NAME> </PERSON> . . .
I begin by creating the new node, corresponding to the <MEETING_CHAIR> element, ...
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