XML / XSL

Thanks that will be enough.

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Frank W. Wu wrote: I have an integer attribute declared in the xsd file. In the xml file, I need to use hex for the value. I can’t find info about the syntax about hex value. Because that isn't possible. Definition of an 'int' is a optional sign followed by decimal digits. Nothing else. The definition. http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#int[^] In terms of a solution - convert the hex value to an integer or change the xsd.

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Thanks, I'll have to look into some books. The rest of that I understand, but it still remains that when there's a namespace attribute, like: <foo:bar xmlns:foo='foo' /> I can't select it even though the namespace is in the manager. I really suspect that MS made some controversial choices in implementing System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator.Select when it comes to the default namespace and the xmlns namespace. So I may have to implement my own and I don't look forward to it.

The XML you posted is mal-formed, but after cleaning it up a little I found that "*/*[fields/*='a' and not(fields/*='b')]" seems to work.

Double-click on it. There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

Of course! Thank you. -- Moo

XmlNode NodeItems = XMLdoc.SelectSingleNode("Systems/Systemdata/name"); NodeItem.InnerText will give you VALUE in particular node