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Sorry - but your code is incorrect.

The main problem is that the output XML has the 1003 student EMBEDDED INSIDE the 1001, which I do not think is the desired result.

my code produces:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<University>
    <students>
        <student id="1000"/>
        <student id="1001"/><student id="1003"/>
        <student id="1002"/>
    </students>
</University>
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which , I believe is what the OP wanted.

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In reply to Re^3: NOT_FOUND_ERR in insertAfter() by NetWallah
in thread NOT_FOUND_ERR in insertAfter() by kingsaint

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