I think I am making this too complicated. I hope I explained well enough below. Thanks in advance. John
I have a PDF form which is populated from the below XML (stripped down). The PDF form fields look like a - d below when blank.
a. _______________
b. _______________
c. _______________
d. _______________
Under the extensions/Extension nodes:
- There are many fieldTypeCodes under the extensions/Extension. However, for this problem, I am only concerned with fieldTypeCodes of 10 - 17. For these fieldTypeCodes, it will be outputted in the XML if there is a reportableAmount. So in the below XML, only fieldTypeCodes of 11, 14 and 16 had reportableAmounts and were outputted in the XML.
I need to check for all fieldTypeCodes of 10-17. There is no 10 in this instance so PDF input field A would be populated with the reportableAmount of fieldTypeCode 11. The resulting PDF should look like that below. Note that the description letter needs to be pulled of the FieldType node that corresponds.
a. L 6635.86
b. J 663.00
c. N 5.86
d.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ptrsTaxRecord>
<TaxRecord>
<taxDetail>
<extensions>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>11</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>6635.86</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>14</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>663.00</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>16</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>5.86</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
</extensions>
</taxDetail>
<taxReturnType>
<FieldType>
<description>D</description>
<fieldTypeCode>10</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>L</description>
<fieldTypeCode>11</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>E</description>
<fieldTypeCode>12</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>G</description>
<fieldTypeCode>13</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>J</description>
<fieldTypeCode>14</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>M</description>
<fieldTypeCode>15</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>N</description>
<fieldTypeCode>16</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>P</description>
<fieldTypeCode>17</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
</fieldTypes>
</taxReturnType>
</TaxRecord>
</ptrsTaxRecord>
I have a PDF form which is populated from the below XML (stripped down). The PDF form fields look like a - d below when blank.
a. _______________
b. _______________
c. _______________
d. _______________
Under the extensions/Extension nodes:
- There are many fieldTypeCodes under the extensions/Extension. However, for this problem, I am only concerned with fieldTypeCodes of 10 - 17. For these fieldTypeCodes, it will be outputted in the XML if there is a reportableAmount. So in the below XML, only fieldTypeCodes of 11, 14 and 16 had reportableAmounts and were outputted in the XML.
I need to check for all fieldTypeCodes of 10-17. There is no 10 in this instance so PDF input field A would be populated with the reportableAmount of fieldTypeCode 11. The resulting PDF should look like that below. Note that the description letter needs to be pulled of the FieldType node that corresponds.
a. L 6635.86
b. J 663.00
c. N 5.86
d.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ptrsTaxRecord>
<TaxRecord>
<taxDetail>
<extensions>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>11</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>6635.86</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>14</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>663.00</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
<Extension>
<reportableText/>
<fieldTypeCode>16</fieldTypeCode>
<reportableAmount>5.86</reportableAmount>
</Extension>
</extensions>
</taxDetail>
<taxReturnType>
<FieldType>
<description>D</description>
<fieldTypeCode>10</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>L</description>
<fieldTypeCode>11</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>E</description>
<fieldTypeCode>12</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>G</description>
<fieldTypeCode>13</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>J</description>
<fieldTypeCode>14</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>M</description>
<fieldTypeCode>15</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>N</description>
<fieldTypeCode>16</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
<FieldType>
<description>P</description>
<fieldTypeCode>17</fieldTypeCode>
</FieldType>
</fieldTypes>
</taxReturnType>
</TaxRecord>
</ptrsTaxRecord>