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If I have a (fragment of) xml like this:

<flowreferences>
<ref>123</ref>
<ref>563</ref>
<ref>902</ref>
<ref>674</ref>
<ref>295</ref>
<ref>887</ref>
<ref>371</ref>
</flowreferences>
<object1 id="123">
......
</object1>
<object1 id="563">
......
</object2>
<object2 id="887">
......
</object2>
<object3 id="674">
......
</object3>
<object4 id="295">
......
</object4>
<object5 id="907">
......
</object5>
<object6 id="371">
......
</object6>

Is there a Xpath query to return the object node given JUST the attribute value? In other words, if I know the id value (907), how do I find the object5 node?

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If I have a (fragment of) xml like this:

<flowreferences>
<ref>123</ref>
<ref>563</ref>
<ref>902</ref>
<ref>674</ref>
<ref>295</ref>
<ref>887</ref>
<ref>371</ref>
</flowreferences>
<object1 id="123">
......
</object1>
<object1 id="563">
......
</object2>
<object2 id="887">
......
</object2>
<object3 id="674">
......
</object3>
<object4 id="295">
......
</object4>
<object5 id="907">
......
</object5>
<object6 id="371">
......
</object6>

Is there a Xpath query to return the object node given JUST the attribute value? In other words, if I know the id value (907), how do I find the object5 node?

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If I have a (fragment of) xml like this:

<flowreferences>
<ref>123</ref>
<ref>563</ref>
<ref>902</ref>
<ref>674</ref>
<ref>295</ref>
<ref>887</ref>
<ref>371</ref>
</flowreferences>
<object1 id="123">
......
</object1>
<object1 id="563">
......
</object2>
<object2 id="887">
......
</object2>
<object3 id="674">
......
</object3>
<object4 id="295">
......
</object4>
<object5 id="907">
......
</object5>
<object6 id="371">
......
</object6>

Is there a Xpath query to return the object node given JUST the attribute value? In other words, if I know the id value (907), how do I find the object5 node?

xml xpath

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<flowreferences>
<ref>123</ref>
<ref>563</ref>
<ref>902</ref>
<ref>674</ref>
<ref>295</ref>
<ref>887</ref>
<ref>371</ref>
</flowreferences>
<object1 id="123">
......
</object1>
<object1 id="563">
......
</object2>
<object2 id="887">
......
</object2>
<object3 id="674">
......
</object3>
<object4 id="295">
......
</object4>
<object5 id="907">
......
</object5>
<object6 id="371">
......
</object6>

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This XPath will select all object5 elements with id attributes values of "907":

//object5[@id="907"]

This XPath will select all elements with id attributes values of "907":

//*[@id="907"]

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  And //*[contains(local-name(), 'object') and @id='907'] should select all elements containing object and @id='907' in case that id number is used somewhere else in the code.
  
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  @JackFleeting: Thanks, note, though that testing local-name() alone bypasses namespaces and using contains() means that elements such as not_this_object with such an id value will also be selected. But, yes, that's one way to ignore the numeric suffix tacked onto the object element names.
  
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This XPath will select all object5 elements with id attributes values of "907":

//object5[@id="907"]

This XPath will select all elements with id attributes values of "907":

//*[@id="907"]

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  And //*[contains(local-name(), 'object') and @id='907'] should select all elements containing object and @id='907' in case that id number is used somewhere else in the code.
  
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  @JackFleeting: Thanks, note, though that testing local-name() alone bypasses namespaces and using contains() means that elements such as not_this_object with such an id value will also be selected. But, yes, that's one way to ignore the numeric suffix tacked onto the object element names.
  
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This XPath will select all object5 elements with id attributes values of "907":

//object5[@id="907"]

This XPath will select all elements with id attributes values of "907":

//*[@id="907"]

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answered Mar 28 at 1:51

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  And //*[contains(local-name(), 'object') and @id='907'] should select all elements containing object and @id='907' in case that id number is used somewhere else in the code.
  
  – Jack Fleeting
  Mar 28 at 12:14
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  @JackFleeting: Thanks, note, though that testing local-name() alone bypasses namespaces and using contains() means that elements such as not_this_object with such an id value will also be selected. But, yes, that's one way to ignore the numeric suffix tacked onto the object element names.
  
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This XPath will select all object5 elements with id attributes values of "907":

//object5[@id="907"]

This XPath will select all elements with id attributes values of "907":

//*[@id="907"]

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//object5[@id="907"]

//*[@id="907"]

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