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Old 09-05-2011, 10:42 AM   PM User | #1
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Creating XML file from .Aspx Webpage using c#

Hey Guys & Gals.

Basically im doing alot of production work at the minute and require a bit of code to speed up the processes that im doing in Adobe InDesign.

InDesign allows you to import XML data to auto fill certain boxes on the design layout so basically i want to create a web page with 4 identical forms on it to allow me to enter all the data into text box's.

then i need to be able to click a create XML button and it places the data into a .XML file and gives the option to save it to the local drive from the web page.

has anyone got the time to give me a nudge in the rite direction?

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Old 09-19-2011, 05:28 PM   PM User | #2
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hi,
i know that indesign will give you xml file[file-export to xml], i am also need similar help for indesign xml to webpage .

i have indesign file and xml file,say birthday.indd,birthday.xml ..i need to publish this design file [may be with help of xml] and edit and save back to indd file...
please send me the c# code for this if u can
thanks in advance
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