I wrote a script using XML::LibXML to remove some elements from an xml file. That is working. Now, I need to remove some attributes. Here is an example of the xml file: 
<RIBCL VERSION="2.1">
 <LOGIN USER_LOGIN="Administrator">
  <USER_INFO MODE="write">
  <ADD_USER USER_NAME="John Smith" USER_LOGIN="jsmith" PASSWORD="%user
+_password%">
  </ADD_USER>
  </USER_INFO>
 </LOGIN>
</RIBCL>

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I need to remove the USER_NAME and PASSWORD attributes only leaving the USER_LOGIN attribute. I was looking at XML::LibXML::Attr, but I don't see any delete/remove functions. I've been searching on the Internet, but can only find xml remove attribute code in c# or visual basic. Any suggestions?

In reply to xml remove attribute by BradV

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