How Do I Add And Save Nodes To Xml File In C Drive Using Javascript?

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I want to add and save another node <message> to my XML File books.xml on "c" drive with different values.
My XML file is

XML

<book>
  <message>
    <name></name>
    <email></email>
    <location></location>
    <gtalk></gtalk>
    <comment></comment>
  </message>
</book>

Posted 6-Jan-15 1:25am

Silvercorer

Updated 6-Jan-15 8:38am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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E.F. Nijboer 6-Jan-15 7:34am

No idea exactly what your trying to do but the C root of windows is protected nowadays. You need admin rights to create files there. Try creating a file in a subfolder of your drive (not the windows folder)

Silvercorer 7-Jan-15 0:29am

What if i will keep the XML file in application folder.

ZurdoDev 6-Jan-15 14:41pm

Browsers will likely block any attempt to do that through javascript. I think you really need to re-think what you're doing.

Silvercorer 7-Jan-15 0:30am

What if i will keep the XML file in application folder.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2015-01-06T08:43:00

Solution 1

JavaScript and jQuery belong to the world of the browsers...A web page inside a browser can not access the local storage. JavaScript has no functions for IO at all...So you can not read/write any file using JavaScript or jQuery...

Posted 6-Jan-15 8:43am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter