Command Description

Command "CreateEle"

Summary

Creates a new element within a node (document or element). The command belongs to the group "Document".

Parameters

Parameter Name	Description	Type
CopyAttr	Indicates whether to copy all attributes of the element defined in EleRef ('true' oder 'false') default = 'true'.	valueexpression
CopySubEle	Indicates whether to copy all subelements of the element defined in EleRef ('true' oder 'false') default = 'true'.	valueexpression
EleName	The name of the new element.	valueexpression
EleRef	The name of the reference to the element used to copy its content.	elementReference
NewEleRef	The name of the reference under which the new element will be accessible.	saveElementReference
NodeRef	The name of the reference to the node.	nodeReference

Valid parameter combinations

NodeRef,EleName
NodeRef,EleName,NewEleRef
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef,CopyAttr
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef,CopyAttr,CopySubEle
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef,NewEleRef
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef,NewEleRef,CopyAttr
NodeRef,EleName,EleRef,NewEleRef,CopyAttr,CopySubEle

Description

Creates a new element and adds it as a subelement to an existing element or document. In case of a document the subelement is added to the document root.

Examples

Example 1

The example below creates a new element "newElement" and adds it to "myElement". "newElementReference" references the newly created element.

<CreateEle EleName="newElement" NodeRef="$myElement" NewEleRef="$newElementReference"/>