I have this really frustrating problem when calling XmlDocument.Load(string
filename). Whenever I call this method in a web application in my Windows XP
development PC, I get the following error:
Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: The

I've built and XSLT that is used to generate a simple TreeView-type,
web-based control (ASP.NET / C#).  When the tree is fully transformed
(client-side, JavaScript transformation), there are about 5 different
images that are referenced (page.gif, folder.gif, plus.gif, minus.gif,

I have an app which calls "text.xml", which is stored on a network share.
Each user has different text requirements.
what I want is for "text.xml" which is stored on the network, to read a file
locally on the user's macine (i.e. c:\localtext\text.txt)  and populate it

It appears as if System.Configuration.ConfigXmlDocument does not handle
whitespace properly.  This stems from an issue I am having with
deserializing an XmlNode (which is actually a ConfigXmlElement).  If I
compare the InnerXml to a regular XmlElement, things such as newline's and

Here is something I can't figure out what I am doing wrong:
I use a OpenFileDialog to select a file. I put the result string from
the FileName property in a textbox on my form. Later on I save the
.Text property to an xml file. Nothing happens, the filename is not

I've been trying a long time now to generate some XML using MC++ and
XmlSerializer. I have a piece of C# code that produces exactly what I want,
but I simply can't get the MC++ code to write the same thing. Below I have
included two minimal compilable samples that illustrate my ...

I'm having a problem setting the testing for the existance of a nodes
outerxml property.  Below I try to test for the existance before I access
the property, but I receive a null exception error.  How do i test for the
existance of this property before I use it?

I wrote some code to save layout of forms in my application to an XML File.
One of the forms has a control which can emit its own layout in the form of
XML....so for this controls, I obviously just want to dump the configuration
from the Control right into a sub node of the control ...

Hi, I need some help...
Im trying to use XmlValidatingParser with a custom XmlResolver. Im
finding, however, that the custom resolver never gets called, and that
the XmlValidatingParser acts as a non-validating parser

Hi group,
I use this xsl:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"

I'd like to convert from an XmlDocument to an XPathDocument (without
saving the XmlDocument down to a file - this is a web app).  I can't see
any way to do this.
Any help is appreciated.

I am running the code below to generate XML from a data table.   But some
fields in the data table are Null for every record.   Suppose field5 has a
null database value.  I would expect to see:
<field5></field5>   or    <field5 />

Folks,
I'm trying to get something done in XSL and either I'm just missing
some silly thing, or it's not possible to do it.... which is it???
What I'm trying to do is have a XML document that (to some degree)

I've seen others with this same dilema but no solutions.  Is there a way to serialize an object containing private fields?  What about private fields containing complex data structures such as custom collections of custom objects with private fields?
IXmlSerializable?

Everytime I try to get the xmlnode for the document fragment below
system returns nothing...
What would the xpath be for node <Confirmation> ?
Thanks you