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XML XPath Subquery
Why isn't this query working? It's returning all three nodes, but should only be returning 1. autoforms/fields/*[not(contains(../../forms/@id,@dependantforms)) and contains(@memberforms,'JoinDomain')] It should return the fields nodes where the memberforms attribute contains JoinDomain, but... -
XML XPath Subquery
I tested contains with an XPath query analyzer and it works! Great! Ok, last question how do I combine two filter expressions? autoforms/fields/*[contains(@dependantforms,../../forms/@id)]and[contains(@memberforms,'ServerName')] -
XML XPath Subquery
Thanks Jon, Would it work to do a contains in the filter expression? autoforms/fields/textbox[contains(@dependantforms,../../forms/@id)] The reason being, although not clear in my posted xml, the dependant forms attribute could be dependantforms="ServerName,ServerChecklist" -
XML XPath Subquery
Hello folks. I'm fairly new to xml, so I'm not sure if what I am try to do is even possible. Basicallly I have the following XML (see below) and I'm trying to filter all the fields where the attribute dependatforms = the forms id attribute. Attempted XPath query...
