I am trying to retrieve some specific data from a XML document.
<data>
<department>
<employe id="1">
<name>abcd</name>
</employe>
<employe id="2">
<name>efrh</name>
</employe>
<employe id="3">
<name>ijkl</name>
</employe>
<employe id="4">
<name>mnop</name>
</employe>
</department>
</data>
so I'm trying to query the XML document with the following XPath
string.
[... stringWithFormat:@".//data/department/employe[id=\"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]",
[employeID stringValue]]
this returns no objects.
Your XPath is almost correct, as far as I can tell. All you need to do
is insert an "@" character before the "id" attribute predicate, like so:
".//data/department/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]"
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