Hello, everyone (=
Have a teenie weenie question. Say I have the following XML doc:
<root>
<child>
<child>
<child></child>
</child>
</child>
</root>
With XPath v1.0, is there a way to determine how many levels there are for "child" node (in this case 3)? I could think of some other ways of determining it like creating a custom XSLT function (except custom functions is for XLST 2 and the program I'm using is implementing XLST v1.0) so I was wondering if somewhere in the XPath recommendation lies an easier answer :D
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I'm blind, where's the edit function for the discussion board?
Have a teenie weenie question. Say I have the following XML doc:
<root>
<child>
<child>
<child></child>
</child>
</child>
</root>
With XPath v1.0, is there a way to determine how many levels there are for "child" node (in this case 3)? I could think of some other ways of determining it like creating a custom XSLT function (except custom functions is for XLST 2 and the program I'm using is implementing XLST v1.0) so I was wondering if somewhere in the XPath recommendation lies an easier answer :D
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I'm blind, where's the edit function for the discussion board?
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