MLS XML feeds can be highly complex data structures and often are in proprietary formats or have access and usage restrictions. Even
OpenMLS is far more complex than a CSV file or the XML structures commonly seen within QuickBase or Excel.
Here is a
old XML file in
OpenMLS format:
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/98/08/real/xmlexample.htmlhttps://pastebin.com/raw/hfLLdTksBe that the case, you apparently have access to a MLS XML feed and want to get it into QuickBase.
Similar to your other question, you would have to write a script to take a file selected through a miniature form (ie <input type=file>) and create a
FileReader object. Once the FileReader loaded you would have to parse the XML file for the pieces of information you want to import and build CSV strings. Depending on your needs the CSV would be imported into one or more tables. The exact details would depend heavily on the structure of your tables as well as the structure of the particular MLS XML feed you are using.
Today leading developers use
JSON and normalize various MLS XML format to a common
JSON represenation.
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