Chris,
thank you that worked just fine, to bad the piece of information i
read did not mention that... :(
Sandro.
On 1-Oct-08, at 12:47 PM, Chris Patterson wrote:
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]"]"
Also if you are just looking for the data from the element you could
use xquery
like so ... objectsForXquery:@"data(.//data/department/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"])"
i'm no expert but something similar to this would do what you want
without having to query the node for data after
you have found it.
I found this page very helpful for learning the basics of xquery
http://www.w3schools.com/xquery/xquery_example.asp
also xmlbrowser in /developer/examples/foundation/xmlbrowser
is quite helpful for prototyping these queries
hth
Kieren
Olearia - Talking Books on the Mac
http://olearia.googlecode.com/
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