I have to let you know in advance...I am trying to hack my way through an existing gpx file that I created from a Garmin download. I do NOT know xml at all. ...
... using ... work in ... Thanks for the response... I tried this and it appears you must be using a different schema style reference in your file. I get an...
... Actually I take that back--the GPX file with this in it can be opened (with colored routes) in ExpertGPS, but Google Earth ignores the color, and Mapsource...
Hello, Friday, November 11, 2005, 5:11:15 PM, Mappicus wrote: M> Actually I take that back--the GPX file with this in it can be opened M> (with colored routes)...
hello, I am new to this forum, an in the process of configuring a server. I have noticed many ISP's serve up .xml files, though my current ISP does not serve...
... opened ... in ... ExpertGPS ... schema ... is ... dashed ... file ... style is ... GPX ... believe. ... Any tips on TopoFusion,and how it works with...
Anyone have an idea when I'll be able to specify a area (i.e. fire perimeter, avelanch area, crime zone, parcel...) in GPS and transfer that map data to Garmin...
... I ment to write "GPX" instead of "GPS"> - Doug...
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Nov 28, 2005 9:37 am
Just a quick tip to my friends on here. I found something great online, even greater than this group! lol. Met my special some1 on here, and so far been...
Hi Mark, CDATA is a construction for xml files. normally when an xml file is parsed and all data is interpreted by the software that handles the xml (for...
... This is very strange because useful things like the name of the track also have this CDATA wrapper: <trk> <name><![CDATA[Wednesday 09/11/05]]></name> ...
Hello, Monday, November 28, 2005, 9:55:48 AM, Mark wrote: M> This is very strange because useful things like the name of the track M> also have this CDATA...
... The <time> strings are also wrapped in CDATA, which doesn't follow your argument. It would appear from examining the file that ALL non-numeric fields are...
Mark, the use of CDATA is most of the tiome not necessary. It is the developer of the software and xml structure that decides on that. CDATA is many times not...
Hello, Monday, November 28, 2005, 10:42:47 AM, Mark wrote: M> The <time> strings are also wrapped in CDATA, which doesn't follow M> your argument. It would...
This is the behaviour of de XmlTextReader: XmlTextReader.ReadString returns the contents of a node as a string. It concatenates the contents of a node...
... I'd consider that not correct, Dan. I don't have time to cite W3.org chapter and verse, but I remember looking this up and you can have zero or more...
Hello, Monday, November 28, 2005, 1:04:31 PM, Robert wrote: ... R> I'd consider that not correct, Dan. I don't have time to cite W3.org R> chapter and verse,...
Is this still possible? I don't see a way to turn on lat/lon in the turn-by-turn directions from mapsonus. Perhaps there's a back-door trick to getting this to...
... I've tried the dubious data file with both Google Earth and MapSource and they both fail to read it. I think the error message from GE is connected with a...
... Nice find. I suspected that something like that was the case. It's a really maddening trait of most XML parsers. The problem is that the "obvious"...
... I just fed that horror I posted as an example to Mapsource 6.9.1 and it does indeed get the multiple cdata case wrong. I'll bet they fell for the same...
Hello, Tuesday, November 29, 2005, 9:11:27 PM, Robert wrote: R> I'll start the ball rolling with one waypoint expressed four different R> ways I've created a...
