"/"s can not go inside the brackets. They must always go outside i.e.
parents//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'10'].
- Dan
Mark Waschkowski wrote:
Hi Dan,
Doh, I forgot to mention that I need a particular branch, and realized
my example isn't very good. I'll try again.
I have the following:
/parent1/childJack/years=10
/parent2/childJill/years=12
/parent3/childJohn/years=35
/parent3/childJohn/childSuzy/years=10
I need the _adults_ that have children or grandchildren that are 10
years old because we are running a special promotion for 10 year olds,
and need to notify the adults of it.
I would like to write this:
parents[//@years= '10']
but no go.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark
On Nov 5, 2007 1:51 PM, Dan Diephouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Waschkowski wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying many different combinations to specify a predicate where
ALL child nodes have some particular value. In other words, I would
like to get all regions that have any children nodes that have a
yearBuilt attribute of 2001.
ie. documents/regions[//@yearBuilt = '2001']
I tried different combinations of factors but could only make the
predicate apply if I knew what level the child was at:
ie. documents/regions[*/@yearBuilt = '2001']
but in our case we don't always know the level, hence the need to
apply a predicate using a descendant node. Is this possible? If not,
are there any workarounds?
Thanks,
Mark
I think the correct xpath syntax is: documents/regions//[EMAIL PROTECTED] =
'2001'].
Cheers,
- Dan
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