- From: Chris Waldron <chriswa@comcast.net>
- Date: Mon, 09 Aug 2004 21:26:25 -0700
Thank you Zack and others: I was able to use the contains function so long as I loaded an XML document into the DOM but I'll re-do my sample again. I am probably missing something. Thanks, ChrisWa. Zack Rusin wrote: >On Monday 09 August 2004 15:57, you wrote: > > >>Ok Zack or any one else on the list can you provide me with an >>example? I've search the .net and I cannot find an example using >>XPATH that can provide a list of DOM elements matching an attribute >>substring. >> >> > >Expression like "//*[contains(@name,'hello')]" returns all elements >where name attribute contains the string hello. > > > >>Mind you I'm not saying that you cannot do that with an XML document. >> You can but can you do this in an HTML DOM document? >> >> > >It's operating on a DOM tree either way, so it makes absolutely no >difference. > >Zack > > >
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