C# xml node to xml file

You can simply iterate through your list box items, identify the corresponding 'node' element and AppendChild it, that way you should end up with the proper order as doing AppendChild on a node already inserted somewhere moves it around and you would move any node to its proper position:. What if you just looped through the list box and created a new Xml file rather than re-order. Unless the Xml file has other content it would probably be the easiest. The content you requested has been removed.

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