GIVEN XML
<lists>
<list>
<param type="a">content</param>
</list>
<list>
<param type="b">content2</param>
</list>
<list>
<param type="a">content</param>
<param type="b">content2</param>
</list>
<list>
<param type="c">content3</param>
</list>
</lists>
list/param[@type = 'a'|'b']
and I can do that, but I want the whole parent:list
and loop when there may be more than one child::param
and I can do that. I'm just not sure how to get the entire parent node with any param attribute based on the match of type 'a' or type 'b'. (XPATH needed)list
without a param[@type = 'a'|'b']
, and I can do that. But need the correct XPATH to get that as I'm going through the lists
My template right now just matches "list", but need a "branch"? choose/when/otherwise (?) - I'm not sure I have the XPATH syntax right. Thanks, I'm just trying to save time without trial and error!
I tried a lot of things, and know I have the incorrect paths. So just seeing if I have anything off.
The XPath for a list with a
or b
list[param[@type[. = 'a' or . = 'b']]]
The XPath for a list without a
or b
list[not(param[@type[. = 'a' or . = 'b']])]
OR
The XPath for a list with a
or b
list[param[contains('ab', @type]]
The XPath for a list without a
or b
list[not(param[contains('ab', @type])]