Given the following xml , I would like to XPATH for the Placement or
Settlement menuitem and then construct another XML file shown below
from the childnodes of the subMenu node.
<menu>
<menuItem>
<text>Placement</text>
<cssclass>highlighteditem</cssclass>
<subMenu>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 3</text>
<url>page3.html</url>
</menuItem>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 4</text>
<url>page4.html</url>
</menuItem>
</subMenu>
</menuItem>
<menuItem>
<text>Settlement</text>
<cssclass>highlighteditem</cssclass>
<subMenu>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 3</text>
<url>page3.html</url>
</menuItem>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 4</text>
<url>page4.html</url>
</menuItem>
</subMenu>
</menuItem>
</menu>
This is the desired submenu xml that I would like to create:
<menu>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 3</text>
<url>page3.html</url>
</menuItem>
<menuItem>
<text>Sub Item 4</text>
<url>page4.html</url>
</menuItem>
</menu>
Thanks, Paul
On 7/18/05, getsmartpaul86 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Xmlers,
>
> I'm looking for an example that would
> use xpath to search a document for a Node and then
> clone / copy that node and it's children to another xmldocument.
>
> I'm working with skmMenu by Scott Mitchell and have a Horizontal Top
> Menu and would like to search the menu xml nodes to find
> the current Top Level Menu and copy it's children
> and then show those nodes also in a left hand - navigation menu.
>
> Thus if the top menu has CatA , CatB, CatC
> then the xpath to CatB
> would find all the childnodes of CatB and then copy them
> to a new XML document.
>
> Thanks for your help, Paul
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