Load textbox value from Text File

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I M newbie for vs2008
i m start a new project
it has 6 textboxes
my problem is that
how to load textbox value from text file
like this
text file data is

<name>Alex</name>
<age>22</age>
<address>57, rd street</address>
<city>DC</city>
<state>califonia</state>
<pin>00000</pin>

I want to load in my application like this

Textbox1.text = "Alex"
Textbox2.text = "22"
Textbox3.text = "57, rd street"
Textbox4.text = "DC"
Textbox5.text = "california"
Textbox6.text = "00000"

Thanks in Advance

Posted 26-Jan-10 19:37pm

Jekson9007

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What sort of project is this, homework ? You should talk to your teacher and look at your reference material, in order to at least try to do this, before asking for help. Also assume your teacher can google and find your question. I assume there's no way you're being paid for this, that would be an utter disgrace.

The XmlDocument class will let you read an XML file, you can load it using File.ReadAllText. Then use XPath to select the nodes and read the values out of them using the DOM methods provided by .NET.

Posted 26-Jan-10 19:52pm

Christian Graus

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J a a n s · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-26T20:03:00

Your XML file is not having a valid root node. Unless you follow the document structure you wont be able to use XMLReader or XMLDocument or Serialization on the input file. You can use TextReader for reading the file, then parse the data as required and assign back to the textbox.

Is this any homework for you? For last one month you are asking the same kind of questions? Please do read some books before jumping into coding.