On Thursday 08 May 2003 08:07, Hrotk=F3 G=E1bor wrote:
> Hi!
>
> When i have this xml:
> <?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"UTF-8"?>
> <root>
> <node>
> <tag attrib=3D"1/1">item1/1</tag>
> <tag attrib=3D"1/2">item1/2</tag>
> <tag attrib=3D"1/3">item1/3</tag>
> </node>
> <node>
> <tag attrib=3D"2/1">item2/1</tag>
> <tag attrib=3D"2/2">item2/2</tag>
> <tag attrib=3D"2/3">item2/3</tag>
> </node>
> </root>
>
> I can use the @ to search for nodes, that has the specified
> attribute, like:
>
> match("/root/node/tag[@attrib=3D'1/2']")
> would result:
> /root[1]/node[1]/tag[2]
>
> But how can i search for a node with specified text data, for
> example to have the result
> /root[1]/node[2]/tag[3]
> when i search for the text data: "item2/3"?
> For example match("/root/node/tag=3D'item2/3'") or something would be
> fine, but now, it isn't working for me.
either
//*[tag=3D'item2/3']
meaning fetch all nodes with a child element called tag whose content=20
=3D item2/3
or
//node[tag=3D'item2/3']
meaning: fetch all nodes called node with a child element called tag=20
whose content =3D item2/3
Check out phpxpath's testbench (testBench/useCases/index.php at=20
wherever you've installed the software) for working out xpath syntax.=20
The syntax is quite simple once you get the hang of it, but it is=20
confusing at first and the official w3c documentation doesn't contain=20
nearly enough examples.
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