loginerror
(Maciej KuĹşmicz)
May 9, 2019, 7:28am
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Hi @Flowster
Welcome to our UiPath Forum!
Could you try this solution:
Hello, try to use “{ }” or if it’s dynamic which is like, “is dynamic ”
<ab:xlvalue>Str</ab:xlvalue>
XNamespace ab = "http://your-url";
XElement tempElement = doc.Descendants(ab + "xlvalue").FirstOrDefault();
this way it will look for an xmlns:ab=… section in your document to find out which namespace URI “ab” refers to.
You can get it by finding the attribute value for XNamespace.Xmlns + “ab”
let us knwo if this is the answer you are looking for
As well as these ones (each topic here has a solution marked as a solution):
https://forum.uipath.com/search?q=deserialize%20xml%20namespace%20status%3Asolved
Also, feel free to post a snippet of your xml file. I’m sure we could benefit with an example for this particular issue that could be then posted in this thread:
Your XAML Solutions for most common issues
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Hi everyone!
I really liked the idea of @Jan_Brian_Despi I saw in his thread here:
To see how much interest there would be for such a repository, please have this experimental wiki thread to have fun and compile all interesting answers. Anyone with a basic trust level or higher can edit this post
We now added a Forum Report that will return 1000 posts which were marked as a solution and co…
I hope someone will pick it up and prepare one for you and other users in the future