I am endeavouring to use .NET v2.0 XML facilities to "roundtrip" reading and
writing XML documents - i.e. to end up with _exactly_ what I started with,
but I can't seem to figure out how to get an XMLReader  to report "xmlns"
attributes.  It seems to report an

 I want to create Gradient color in my header (just like in microsoft
site) but we don;t want use the image for that and also it should work
in all browsers (If i use
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient, it works only in

I'm trying to parse some XML via IXPathNavigable, handling elements, text,
and attributes with the same code but without having a switch
(node.NodeType).  However, if I look at a parent element in something like
this:

I have a script that has been modified from one that I found on the internet
to display RSS feeds in html.  The script works fine for most RSS feeds but
there are a number that it fails on with the error "End tag 'head' does not
match the start tag 'meta'".

My VS.NET 2005 displays strang validation warning on xsi:SchemaLocation:
The attribute 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance:SchemaLocation'
does not match one of the four allowed attributes in the 'xsi' namespace.
The data seems to be correct, where is the problem?

I need some help with xpath. I am very unfamilair with XPATH.  I have an xml
file with the folloing structure:
<Photos>
<Photo>

Is is possible to use XPath with multiple values like in SQL Queries (AND
Clause).For example:
If I have xml:
<rows>

Couldn't find an xpath specifig UG, so I'm posting this here.
I have XML in the following structure:
<Assignments>
   <Assignment>

Can somebody argue why its good to use Datasets to save XML data ?
The flexibility of XML is gone, if I do that.
I have an XML file, which I have to read in and work with. So I ask
myself whats better, DOM access with saving the data in XMLNodes and

   I am using .NET XSLT to transform an XML into another XML file. All
this is fine with small files, but when tested with big files (30MB) it
is taking between 1hr-2hrs to just transform the file.
Here is the code snippet:

XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader("Accounts.xsd");
XmlSchema schema = XmlSchema.Read(reader, null);
schema.Compile(null);
XmlDocument d = new XmlDocument();

I need to access the primary context in a nested predicate and for the
life of me I don't know how to do it.
What I want to do is select the Applicant with any income in a single
XPath query.

After serialzing I want,
<MyRequest>
<Content
SigningScheme="pkcs7"><![CDATA[JFHSKDKFJ869KJ7hk96HKKghgfk46294857J]]></Content>

I have come across a behaviour which seems strange to me.
I wrote the following code for a task:
-----BEGIN CODE-------
XmlDocument idc = new XmlDocument();

I have a xml file that is similar to a config file however this xml file is
for an assembly.  Currently, I parse the xml file using XMLReader however my
assembly parses this file alot so I was wondering if I should use a
different approach like loading it in memory in XMLDocument ...