Hi Jeroen, First thanks a lot for your answer. I will explain more carefully what I asked : Considering the code below :
<xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[2]/town"> New York </xupdate:update> <xupdate:remove select="/addresses/address[2]"/> I ask the system to update and to remove the same element. I believe that the document order must be followed, especially when many commands must be performed. Is that correct ? I have a second question more important now because I made progress in my work : What's about two different commands on the same node like <xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[2]/town"> New York </xupdate:update> <xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[2]/town"> Atlanta </xupdate:update> or like <xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[2]/town"> New York </xupdate:update> <xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[position()=last()]/town"> Atlanta </xupdate:update> considering there is only two elements /addresses/address ??? Thanks in advance Olivier Moises | | Is it possible to put more than one command in a xupdate | document (I believe yes) Yes, it is. | In this case, how process removing and updating on the same node ? | | <xupdate:update select="/addresses/address[1]/town">... | and | <xupdate:remove select="/addresses/address[1]"/> .. | Which order do you mean? Can you give a full example of an XUpdate file containing the xupdate you want to do? greetings, Jeroen ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Post a message: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] administrator: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Read archived messages: http://archive.xmldb.org/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Post a message: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Contact administrator: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Read archived messages: http://archive.xmldb.org/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------
