>> It's almost like it's the parser or something.

Well, it seems what you're posting is an abstraction of the real code
and/or the real XML in your project (and good for you - too many [I
won't name names] post unnecessary code too often here)- so there must
be some difference in your actual code or actual XML which is causing
the issue. I would investigate that.  If you try the code we posted
which works, and it works for you, then you'll see it's not anything
funky like that.  Have you tried just the code samples we posted?  They
should work fine.


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