- Display the current XML file as a grid or as a CSV file in a new view.
include_attributes
- Whether or not to show attributes in the grid.field_separator
- The field separator to use. Use a space to line up the fields. Anything else will create a CSV-like file.
It finds the first element in document order that contains multiple children, and treats these children as rows for when it creates the grid.
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<root>
<User id="1">
<FirstName>Fred</FirstName>
<LastName>Bloggs</LastName>
<UserName>bloggsf</UserName>
<Address>
<BuildingNumber>12</BuildingNumber>
<Street>The Street</Street>
<Town>Exampletown</Town>
</Address>
</User>
<User id="3">
<UserName>bloggsj</UserName>
<FirstName>Joe</FirstName>
<LastName>Bloggs</LastName>
<Address>
<BuildingNumber>9</BuildingNumber>
<Street>Somewhere Else</Street>
<Town>Exampletown</Town>
<PostCode>TY12 6UA</PostCode>
</Address>
</User>
</root>
Is displayed as:
User[@id] | User/FirstName | User/LastName | User/UserName | User/Address/BuildingNumber | User/Address/Street | User/Address/Town | User/Address/PostCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Fred | Bloggs | bloggsf | 12 | The Street | Exampletown | |
3 | Joe | Bloggs | bloggsj | 9 | Somewhere Else | Exampletown | TY12 6UA |