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I’m getting XML like this:
<Items> <Row attr1='val'></Row> <Row attr1='val2'></Row> </Items>
This is valid XML, as you know, but another library I’m using is busted and it will only accept XML in this format:
<Items> <Row attr1='val'/> <Row attr1='val2'/> </Items>
I’m already reading the XML into XmlDocuments, manipulating them, and rewriting them using an XmlWriter(), what’s the easiest (and most efficient) way for me to ‘collapse’ these empty tags?
Set the IsEmpty property of each XmlElement you want to collapse to true.