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C # XML add XML node as a child of another other node

I have an XML document with a structure like this:

<Book>
    <Title title="Door Three"/>
    <Author name ="Patrick"/>
</Book>

<Book>
    <Title title="Light"/>
    <Author name ="Roger"/>
</Book>

I want to be able to melodramatically add XML nodes to this XML at a specific location. Let's say I wanted to add a node link as a child to the author of the node where that name is Roger.

I think it's best if the function containing this logic is passed to the parameter for the name to add the XML node, please advise and what code do I need to add the XML nodes at a specific location in the XML?

Now I use the method .AppendChild()

, but it doesn't allow me to specify the parent node to add under ...

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AppendChild

will add the node passed to the node you are calling it with.

So, if you select a Author

node, you can add a new node to it:



XmlNode author = XmlDocument.SelectSingleNode("/Book/Author[@name='Roger']");
author.AppendChild(otherElementToAppend);
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