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This method is the same as the getAttribute() method, except
that it returns an attribute object instead of the attribute's value. If your
element has an associated attribute, you look up the attribute
Node object using the name of the attribute (nodeName). If NULL
is returned, then there is no attribute for the Node.
Example
Using the same example as in getAttribute() method, we change
the last line so that it returns an attribute object.
Dim objPerson As IXMLDOMElement
Dim objAttrib As IXMLDOMAttribute
Dim strValue As String
Set objPerson =
objDOMDocument.createElement("PERSON")
Set objAttrib =
objDOMDocument.createAttribute("PERSONID")
Set objAttrib =
obj-Person.getAttribute("PERSONID")
¬ objAttrib returns the attribute in the objPerson
element.
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