Matthew Hailstone wrote:
Solved it.
Looks like another option is to put the empty prefix in my XPath.
/One/Two/:Three/:Four/:Five
I don't think this is proper syntax. Proper XPath 2.0 syntax is
/One/Two/*:Three/*:Four/*:Five
with XPath 1.0 you can only do
/One/Two/*[local-name() = 'Three']/*[local-name() =
'Four']/*[local-name() = 'Five']
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