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I am trying to dynamically edit an existing XML doc. Basically, right now my code writes a bunch of new tags at the very bottom of the document. I am trying to find and remove the closing tag of the document and re-insert it at the very bottom under the new existing tags that were created.

How would I find and remove the closing doc tag?

What the XML Doc looks like:

</callHomeRequest>
<!-- Bottom of doc -->
<field>
 <name />
</field>

as of now, the field and name of said field is not included in the main file as </callHomeRequest> is the closing tag for it.

How would I get:

...Doc
<field>
 <name />
</field>
</callHomeRequest>

What I have tried
I am thinking about using something like
document.getElementByTagName('tagName'), but do not know how to remove the tag name after that. I tried to remove it from the root, but
<callHomeRequest>
...Doc...
</callHomeRequest> is pretty much my root of the document and is not a child element. All the stuff already asked is about removing child components.

javascript python xml

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asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

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  Please share an example on input and output xml files
  
  – balderman
  Mar 26 at 10:12
  

  
  
  
  

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0

1

I am trying to dynamically edit an existing XML doc. Basically, right now my code writes a bunch of new tags at the very bottom of the document. I am trying to find and remove the closing tag of the document and re-insert it at the very bottom under the new existing tags that were created.

How would I find and remove the closing doc tag?

What the XML Doc looks like:

</callHomeRequest>
<!-- Bottom of doc -->
<field>
 <name />
</field>

as of now, the field and name of said field is not included in the main file as </callHomeRequest> is the closing tag for it.

How would I get:

...Doc
<field>
 <name />
</field>
</callHomeRequest>

What I have tried
I am thinking about using something like
document.getElementByTagName('tagName'), but do not know how to remove the tag name after that. I tried to remove it from the root, but
<callHomeRequest>
...Doc...
</callHomeRequest> is pretty much my root of the document and is not a child element. All the stuff already asked is about removing child components.

javascript python xml

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Please share an example on input and output xml files
  
  – balderman
  Mar 26 at 10:12
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I am trying to dynamically edit an existing XML doc. Basically, right now my code writes a bunch of new tags at the very bottom of the document. I am trying to find and remove the closing tag of the document and re-insert it at the very bottom under the new existing tags that were created.

How would I find and remove the closing doc tag?

What the XML Doc looks like:

</callHomeRequest>
<!-- Bottom of doc -->
<field>
 <name />
</field>

as of now, the field and name of said field is not included in the main file as </callHomeRequest> is the closing tag for it.

How would I get:

...Doc
<field>
 <name />
</field>
</callHomeRequest>

What I have tried
I am thinking about using something like
document.getElementByTagName('tagName'), but do not know how to remove the tag name after that. I tried to remove it from the root, but
<callHomeRequest>
...Doc...
</callHomeRequest> is pretty much my root of the document and is not a child element. All the stuff already asked is about removing child components.

javascript python xml

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges

</callHomeRequest>
<!-- Bottom of doc -->
<field>
 <name />
</field>

...Doc
<field>
 <name />
</field>
</callHomeRequest>

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges

asked Mar 25 at 19:31

Alex BaileyAlex Bailey

4555 bronze badges