Combining xpaths or running multiple search criteria

[Vishy]

Hi

One of the less documented features of xpath is how to run multiple
search on nodes or attributes
e.g
<Book name="Harry Potter" price="10GBP"/>
<Book name="Harry Potter" price="5USD"/>
now if you want one of them following is xpath query

..//Book[@name="Harry Potter" and @price="10GBP"]
we can use or instead of and for 'OR'ing
Cheers

Vishy

[billr]

Vishy,

is this a question, a statement or what? If it's a question, what exactly is
the question? If it is astatement, it is quite clearly wrong!! This
functionality of XPath is very well documented in the XPath specification

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Vishy" wrote:

Hi

One of the less documented features of xpath is how to run multiple
search on nodes or attributes
e.g
<Book name="Harry Potter" price="10GBP"/>
<Book name="Harry Potter" price="5USD"/>
now if you want one of them following is xpath query

..//Book[@name="Harry Potter" and @price="10GBP"]
we can use or instead of and for 'OR'ing
Cheers

Vishy

[Vishy]

Bill
well I wanted to share something which I learned; so its a statement
let me correct my words I didn't find this very easily on net thats
what I meant by not documented
I'm new to this xpath thing so if u've a link to this specification
where this feature is documented can u please send it to me?

Vishy