Hi guys & girls,
Is there any way to write an XPath expression that will combine the text within
two nodes and return a text node that contains the combined strings. Maybe
concat and do what I want, but I have been unable to think of a way to use the
concat function to do what I am after. For an example:
<Employee first="Mark" second="Allanson" />
What I would like to do in this case is to effectively return a node that
contains the text "MarkAllanson". Although I don't think this would affect any
solutions, the xpath processor is the .Net Framework v1.1.
Another solution I guess would be to be able to write an XPath that could
return node list, and I could then iterate the nodes in code to compile the
string in code; This raises another question of can you use XPath to select
nodes from two distinct areas of code. For example:
<Work>
<Employee first="Mark" last="Allanson" />
<Address>
<City>London</City>
</Address
</Work>
Is it possible to write an XPath to return a node list that contains both the
first attribute of the employee and the City element of the address?
Any idea's most welcome!
Cheers,
Mark
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