Thanks for your reply, but I found a workaround.
What I really need is select nodes by expressions like "//[EMAIL PROTECTED] =
{some
value}]".
Since only the comparision value changes, I want to cache the result of
"//[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and then get single nodes
from this cache only by the attr
King Nak wrote:
ok, I found an error in my second xpath expression.
After getting the list of elements having a uid attribute, I used "//[EMAIL
PROTECTED]
= myuid]" on it.
That started searching for elements at the root again, what I wanted to
avoid.
Now I'm using "[EMAIL PROTECTED] = myuid]" i
