Hi Scripters, I am newbie to this perl scripting, I want to replace <H1> tag to <Heading 1> and <H2> tag to <Heading 2> for the below XML coding.
<root> <H1><title>Heading 2</title> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample t +ext Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample t +ext Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample t +ext Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> <H2><title>Heading 2</title> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Samp +le text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Samp +le text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> <text>Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text Samp +le text Sample text Sample text Sample text Sample text </text> </H2> </H1> </root>
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Sandy

In reply to Replacing XML Tag name with another by sandy88

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