Nevermind..problem solved. Sorry to bother the list with this. I used
the [position()=i]XPATH command inside of a for loop set using the
count() function--worked great. I guess I better get an XPATH book. (;
-----Original Message-----
From: Rutledge, Aaron
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 2:36 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Xtags pointer
Hi List,
I am new to this list and pretty new to XTags and XPath. I was
wondering if there is an XPath or Xtag method that allows you to move
forward through nodes like you can with a pointer in a RecordSet? I
have a <xtags:forEach> loop, but I would like to selectively move
forward to the next node before the end of the forEach. Is this
possible? My only option I suppose is to wrap the forEach in a
collection and then iterate through that. I'd rather not ad that
complexity. I tried the XPath nextSibling command without luck, but
maybe I am not using it correctly (it returned a blank result and did
not move forward through the result). Any help GREATLY appreciated!
Best regards to all, Aaron
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