Add parent Xml Element
Hi All,
I have selected myElement. Then how to add new parent Element in indesign cs3 using Javascript. pls suggest.
Regards,
KAn.
Well, you'll need to add a new element at the right place in the hierarchy, and then move myElement there.
So something like (untested):
var oldParent = myElement.parent;
var newParent = oldParent.xmlElements.add(oldParent.tag);
myElement.move(LocationOptions.AT_BEGINNING, newParent);
But you don't specify what the new parent node should have or where it should be in the hierarchy, so there'll need to be some adjustment.
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