On 1/4/06, Peter Flynn <pflynn(_at_)ucc(_dot_)ie> wrote:
I think the key information the OP was missing is that this means
"a preceding element *called* orange" NOT "an element preceding
the one called orange".
Nice summary. Probably should have been a little clearer in my post
but this is the thrust of my post.
preceding-sibling::pear is what is needed.
In this case, but I think what the OP was going for was actually to
find the closest node (not clear if it needed to be a sibling or not)
preceding orange. The others hit it on the head with preceding::*[1]
(or preceding-sibling::*[1] which is more likely what is wanted).
Peel me a sibling.
*lol*
Jon Gorman
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