I'm trying to use Node.childNodes (as opposed to enumerating Node.selectNodes(), so that I can access comments in interfaces, as well as windows, controls and elements.

...except that I don't know how to loop through one. 

js code:

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XMLO = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDom"); // defined globally
if (XMLO.load(MsgPlus.ScriptFilesPath + "\\File.xml")) // load a file
{
    var WindowEnum = new Enumerator(XMLO.selectNodes("//Interfaces/Window"));
    for (; !WindowEnum.atEnd(); WindowEnum.moveNext()) // loop through each window in the file
    {
        var WindowId = WindowNode.getAttribute("Id");
        var WindowXMLPath = "//Interfaces/Window[@Id=\"" + WindowId + "\"]/";
        // process window size, position etc.
        var ControlEnum = XMLO.selectSingleNode(WindowXMLPath + "Controls").childNodes;
         // error: object required (-2146827864)
    }
}

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Originally posted by whiz

js code:

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var ControlEnum = XMLO.selectSingleNode(WindowXMLPath + "Controls").childNodes;

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The slashes are in the path variable.

js code:

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var WindowXMLPath = "//Interfaces/Window[@Id=\"" + WindowId + "\"]/";
                                                          // here ^

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Are you sure the window actually has a "Controls" node? It seems to work fine here...

As for how to loop through them, you simply create an Enumerator like you have already done for the Windows.

JScript code:

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var ControlEnum = new Enumerator(node.childNodes);
for(; !ControlEnum.atEnd(); ControlEnum.moveNext()) {
    ...
}

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Okay, I think I've got it working now.