[RESOLVED] XML string help

[jj103]

(Using the url http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=2459115)
For the XML I can easily display the "ttl" element into a label, but for the

<yweather:forecast day="Mon" date="28 Apr 2014" low="49" high="61" text="Showers Late" code="45"/>

,

I can't figure out how to separate the Monday, monday's low, and and Monday's high, ext., into multiple labels.
Any help? I'm using the code below to get the current temp and stuff.

Dim wc As New WebClient
        Dim mytext As String

        mytext = wc.DownloadString("http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=2459115")

        Dim mt As New Xml.XmlDocument
        mt.LoadXml(mytext)

        Dim rr As Xml.XmlNodeList = mt.GetElementsByTagName("ttl")

        For Each ee As Xml.XmlElement In rr
            MsgBox(ee.InnerText)
        Next

Thank you very much!

[.paul.]

this is the simplest way I can think of. in the code, I removed the namespace:

Dim xml As XElement = XElement.Parse("<yweather:forecast day=""Mon"" date=""28 Apr 2014"" low=""49"" high=""61"" text=""Showers Late"" code=""45""/>".Replace("yweather:", ""))
Label1.Text = xml.@day
Label2.Text = xml.@date
Label3.Text = xml.@low
Label4.Text = xml.@high
Label5.Text = xml.@text
Label6.Text = xml.@code

[bensonsearch]

or as i said last time have a look at what I gave you

Dim tt As Xml.XmlNodeList = mt.GetElementsByTagName("yweather:forecast")
For Each ee As Xml.XmlElement In tt
MsgBox(ee.GetAttribute("day").ToString) 'can get day or any of the others by their name
Next

[jj103]

Thank you!
But the problem with that is when I set it to a label it just displays the last one, and on the message box it just floods me with messageboxs. Any suggestions?

[jj103]

Thank for the help!
But the issue with that is it's just using that particular string. I need it to download the xml from the source and break up the different days.
Perhaps I'd have it go through and get the specific line of code (like in numbers, line 1 being the top line of code going down)?
Any suggestions?

[bensonsearch]

well this would depend on how you want to display it, if in a listbox with days then easy but into a label like the below is easy

Dim tt As Xml.XmlNodeList = mt.GetElementsByTagName("yweather:forecast")
For Each ee As Xml.XmlElement In tt
if ee.GetAttribute("day").ToString ="Mon" then
label1.text = ee.GetAttribute("day").ToString
end if
'MsgBox(ee.GetAttribute("day").ToString) 'can get day or any of the others by their name
Next

or if adding to a listbox

Dim tt As Xml.XmlNodeList = mt.GetElementsByTagName("yweather:forecast")
        For Each ee As Xml.XmlElement In tt
            ListBox1.Items.Add(ee.GetAttribute("day").ToString & " " & ee.GetAttribute("date").ToString & " Low: " & ee.GetAttribute("low").ToString & " High: " & ee.GetAttribute("high").ToString & " Text: " & ee.GetAttribute("text").ToString)
        Next

my listbox isnt pretty but gets all data like so: