Hi.
Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
I'm sort of wrestling with it and am hoping someone can tell me if it
is possible.
I know it is possible to find all elements that ARE descendents of
'querybox' that have a given attribute and are of a certain type.
Jeff
6  1208 
On Oct 10, 2:17*pm, kishjeff <jk...@us.ibm.comwrote:
Hi.
Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
I'm sort of wrestling with it and am hoping someone can tell me if it
is possible.
I know it is possible to find all elements that ARE descendents of
'querybox' that have a given attribute and are of a certain type.
Jeff
oh geez, I'm trying out xpath. sorry.. I forgot to mention that
insignificant item.
kishjeff a écrit :
>Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
oh geez, I'm trying out xpath. sorry.. I forgot to mention that
insignificant item.
Why not :
//table[@source and (count(ancestor::querybox) = 0)]
Cheers,
p.
On Oct 10, 4:02*pm, Peyo <o...@est.cawrote:
kishjeff a écrit :
Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
oh geez, I'm trying out xpath. sorry.. I forgot to mention that
insignificant item.
Why not :
//table[@source and (count(ancestor::querybox) = 0)]
Cheers,
p.
thanks so much. that works just fine evidently. is there a way of
doing it without count, say with some sort of "not
decendent::querybox" sort of thing?
regards in any case
Jeff
kishjeff a écrit :
thanks so much. that works just fine evidently.
You did most of the work ;-)
< is there a way of
doing it without count, say with some sort of "not
decendent::querybox" sort of thing?
Just try not(descendant::querybox)
not() is a *function*, hence the parentheses.
XPath 2.0 also introduces some other functions like exists().
Be aware that not(descendant::querybox) it is not what you have asked :-)
Cheers,
p.b.
kishjeff wrote:
On Oct 10, 4:02 pm, Peyo <o...@est.cawrote:
>kishjeff a écrit :
>>>Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
oh geez, I'm trying out xpath. sorry.. I forgot to mention that
insignificant item.
Why not :
//table[@source and (count(ancestor::querybox) = 0)]
Cheers,
p.
thanks so much. that works just fine evidently. is there a way of
doing it without count, say with some sort of "not
decendent::querybox" sort of thing?
regards in any case
Jeff
//table[@source and not(ancestor::querybox)]
///Peter
On Sat, 11 Oct 2008 14:31:08 +0100, Peter Flynn
<pe********@m.silmaril.iewrote:
>kishjeff wrote:
>On Oct 10, 4:02 pm, Peyo <o...@est.cawrote:
>>kishjeff a écrit :
Can someone tell me how to find all the elements of type 'table' which
have an attribute named 'source' and are not descendents of
'querybox' ?
oh geez, I'm trying out xpath. sorry.. I forgot to mention that
insignificant item.
Why not :
//table[@source and (count(ancestor::querybox) = 0)]
Cheers,
p.
thanks so much. that works just fine evidently. is there a way of
doing it without count, say with some sort of "not
decendent::querybox" sort of thing?
regards in any case
Jeff
//table[@source and not(ancestor::querybox)]
///Peter
ah its so easy... thanks. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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