Parse XML with multiple tags of same name

nameElements = xml.getNamedElements("display-name")
?nameElements[0].getText()
?nameElements[1].getText()
...

nameElements = xml.getNamedElements("display-name")
for i = 0 to xml.video.count()-1
videoinfo={
name: nameElements[i].gettext()
End for

for each video in xml.video
    ' get the display-name elements from the video node
    nameElements = video.getNamedElements("display-name")
    videoinfo = {
        name: nameElements[0].gettext() ' Use 0 here, since you only want the first element.
    }
    ' do something with your videoinfo object here (i.e., add it to an array)
end for

name: nameElements[0].gettext() ' Use 0 here, since you only want the first element

"btpoole" wrote:
Thanks again for the help but part of the code will not perform as desired.

name: nameElements[0].gettext() ' Use 0 here, since you only want the first element

This does pull the first element but with each step thru the video in xml.video the first element in the nameElements has a different index number. So, trying to pull the first element for each <display-name> under each video requires the nameElements[] to have an increasing number. The code doesn't "reset" to [0] when a new video is reached, rather it keeps increasing, this is part of the reason I was using a For i= 0 to count, I was increasing the index for each nameElements which works but there is not way to determine where the first element in each video is located since there is not a set number of "display-name" elements in each video. I thought it would also pull just the first element under video with the code you provided and really not sure why it doesn't "reset" to 0 with each video.