How to reverse childnodes of a XML nodes using C#

fixed the issue. Will look into that further Not directly. Text nodes (including comments and so on) are child nodes.
Your best bet is to iterate over the childNodes array and count up only those nodes with nodeType == Node.ELEMENT_NODE. (And write a function to do so.)

I hope this helps . I have xml like this: , SOLVED
we just need to replace that foreach for :

        foreach (var flight_item in l_flights)
        {

            Console.Write('\n'+"New flight item:"+'\n');
            Console.Write('\t'+flight_item.arrivalDateTime + '\n');
            Console.Write('\t'+flight_item.arrivingCity + '\n');

            foreach (var item in flight_item.crewmember)
            {
                var employeeId = item.Element(s + "employeeId").Value;
                var isDepositor = item.Element(s + "isDepositor").Value;
                var isTransmitter = item.Element(s + "isTransmitter").Value;

                Console.Write("\t  " + employeeId + "\n");
                Console.Write("\t  " + isDepositor + "\n");
                Console.Write("\t  " + isTransmitter + "\n");

            }

        }

should help you out The fragment you provided should do what you're looking for. Initialize pnode to null prior to the loop and test pnode's value after the loop terminates.
If this does not help, please provide the code with which you are adding the nodes.

I wish this help you The root node uses a namespace (AWS_SFC). Because of this, the childnodes in the XML document have to carry the same namespace, which is not the case in your XML document.
Just add a blank NameSpaceURI parameter to the FindNode procedure and it will find the node:

SFC_Type := SFC_Info.ChildNodes.FindNode('SFC_TYPE', '');

help you fix your problem You are exactly right: the problem is that you are using a static index when the NodeList to which you refer (target.childNodes) is live: it is updated when you remove some of those child nodes.
The simplest way to do this is to make a static list of the child nodes of the element. You seem to be trying to do this, but Javascript has dynamic typing, so var children = new Array(); essentially does nothing useful. It does not coerce the NodeList into becoming an array. The function you want is Array.from:

var children = Array.from(target.childNodes);
var child; // don't forget to declare this variable
for(child in children)
{
    if(children[child].tagName == 'DIV'){
        //target.removeChild[child];
        var deleteChild = target.childNodes[child]; // simplify
        deleteChild.parentNode.removeChild(deleteChild);
    }
}