Thanks for the reply.. unfortunately this only returns matching nodes
below the parent node specified. What I need is to crawl the XML tree
and find ALL matching nodes, regardless of where they are in the tree.
Tom
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I believe:
XPathAPI.selectNodeList(node,/*/nameOfNode);
will return an array of all child nodes with nameOfNode as their nodeName
On Feb 23, 2007, at 5:39 PM, Tom Klepl wrote:
Hi..
I am working on a project currently and I'm using Macromedia's
XPathAPI. However, I need to recursively search one of my XML files
which is 4 or 5 levels deep. The search I want to perform should
return all nodes with a specified name, no matter where they are in
the hierarchy.
Can anyone suggest/point me to a solution? I don't want to use
xfactorstudio's API due to its size. I am thinking of extending
XPathAPI.
Thanks.
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