XMLTools.Parse

Provide an XML string for the script to convert to a JavaScript object. This function accepts the following parameter:

XML text: A valid XML string. This parameter is required.

"<root>
  <vqLq>-1581244121</vqLq>
  <dKRpNdep>W]</dKRpNdep>
  <Rq1Nm-ey>-633620547</Rq1Nm-ey>
  <e3f>
    <PdFC1V>W#Z]</PdFC1V>
    <hDx>825304515</hDx>
    <QYvdNKe>
      <f>]}7?[iA"</f>
      <Y>-78579452.03592587</Y>
      <rSNjZ>*s30</rSNjZ>
      <QyJ>#5;$[F</QyJ>
<TTEuUE-g>964892956.7812719</TTEuUE-g>
    </QYvdNKe>
    <cfEWBe7WM>-1597163543.052671</cfEWBe7WM>
    <fETm>2</fETm>
  </e3f>
  <rl>1258505526</rl>
</root>"

You have the following options to customize how the XMLTools.Parse tool works:

• Set the maximum nesting depth of XML elements. The default value is 10.
• Specify a prefix for JavaScript attribute names in the output. The default prefix is @.
  Example: An XML element like <root attr="val">...</root> will be parsed into a JSON object as { "root": { "@attr": "val", ... } }.
• Specify a key for root elements that contain attributes and text content but no child elements. The default key is #text.
  Example: An XML element like <root attr="val">2</root> will be parsed into a JSON object as { "root": { "@attr": "val", "#text": 2 } }.
• Specify elements that are always parsed as arrays, regardless of their occurrence in the XML.

To configure any of these settings, submit a support request and include this ID in the description: 2P7YOHEQG4WVH.

var dict = XMLTools.Parse(/*XML Text*/ `
<root>
  <vqLq>-1581244121</vqLq>
  <dKRpNdep>W]</dKRpNdep>
  <Rq1Nm-ey>-633620547</Rq1Nm-ey>
  <e3f>
    <PdFC1V>W#Z]</PdFC1V>
    <hDx>825304515</hDx>
    <QYvdNKe>
      <f>]}7?[iA"</f>
      <Y>-78579452.03592587</Y>
      <rSNjZ>*s30</rSNjZ>
      <QyJ>#5;$[F</QyJ>
      <TTEuUE-g>964892956.7812719</TTEuUE-g>
    </QYvdNKe>
    <cfEWBe7WM>-1597163543.052671</cfEWBe7WM>
    <fETm>2</fETm>
  </e3f>
  <rl>1258505526</rl>
</root>
`);