Thanks! I initially found that "//property[contains(@id, 'icas') and
contains(., '5678')]"
worked as well, but I am so much of beginner when it comes to XPath, I
would use anything
that works.
-Rob
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Hi,
> (//ClientProfile/propertySheets/ClientPropertySheet/properties/property)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]'icas' and self::node()='1234']
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> The offending portion seems to be the self::node()='1234' location path.
On The first view i think u schould use text()='1234'.
I just tried it and it works. With self::node() u are just selecting the
node, which has a text.
mfg stefan
