Say I have the following XML...
<root>
<base>
<tent key="1" color="red"/>
<tent key="2" color="yellow"/>
<tent key="3" color="blue"/>
</base>
<bucket>
<tent key="1"/>
<tent key="3"/>
</bucket>
</root>
...what would the XPath be that returns that the "bucket" contains "red" and "blue"?
If you're using XSLT, I'd recommend setting up a key:
<xsl:key name="tents" match="base/tent" use="@key" />
You can then get the <tent>
within <base>
with a particular key
using
key('tents', $id)
Then you can do
key('tents', /root/bucket/tent/@key)/@color
or, if $bucket
is a particular <bucket>
element,
key('tents', $bucket/tent/@key)/@color
I think this will work:
/root/base/tent[/root/bucket/tent/@key = @key ]/@color
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