Hi all,
I am doing some research in my spare time to write a small script that checks and modifies logs written in XML..
Logs have this format:
What I am trying to achieve is to have a solution to replace a fixed place mark %%==here==%% with what stored in the element value.
I know that's very simple in perl and it's not a problem for me to script it in that language, but I wanted to ask you what could be a smart way to do it in javascript.
I guess I could use something like .replace(/%%==here==%%/, to capture the place holder, but then I would need to grab the value as element to put it in the replace function.
And being XML and not html I of course can't use getelementby... to grab my value=""
Any help appreciated
I am doing some research in my spare time to write a small script that checks and modifies logs written in XML..
Logs have this format:
PHP:
<value="sometexthere">
<text>this is a place mark %%==here==%%</text>
</value>What I am trying to achieve is to have a solution to replace a fixed place mark %%==here==%% with what stored in the element value.
I know that's very simple in perl and it's not a problem for me to script it in that language, but I wanted to ask you what could be a smart way to do it in javascript.
I guess I could use something like .replace(/%%==here==%%/, to capture the place holder, but then I would need to grab the value as element to put it in the replace function.
And being XML and not html I of course can't use getelementby... to grab my value=""
Any help appreciated
