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Q: Wow, the xml attachment file works just as advertised! My finger is poised on the 'buy now' button as soon as I solve one issue... To properly import the XML, I need strings added around the attached xml form. I am comfortable making changes to the html or with a text editor, but I'm not sure of the syntax. Any help is appreciated. Here is an example of what I need the attached xml file to look like...<employee_data><Form data from Form 1 builder></employee data> <employer_info><Form data from Form 1 builder></employer_info>. BTW, If I can get this to work, there are many other clients who will find your software useful with the practice management software I work with. Thanks a bunch!

A: The XML feature in Form1 Builder adds the form field names as tag names around the submitted form data in the xml file. So the xml file becomes something like <First_Name> Fred </First_Name><Last_Name> Flintstone </Last_Name>. This would be the result for a form with the fields First_Name and Last_Name and the submitted input of Fred and Flintstone. The XML standard does not include < > around the actual data values (as in your example). So if your import syntax is valid xml the Form1 xml file should be fine. If you need additional formatting ie < > around your data so you end up with <First_Name>< Fred ></First_Name><Last_Name>< Flintstone > </Last_Name> the xml file structure could be modified with development work but it would no longer be a valid xml file. If you open the delivered XML in a text editor you will see exactly the structure applied. Hope this helps.

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