It's just a coincidence that I used xml:id as part of my query
expression. If I use following code method to build my expression:
$query = '//book/chapter[section="' . $section . '"]';
or say
$query = '//book/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"' . $title . '"]';
I get an "Invalid Predicate..." error when either t
C Drozdowski wrote:
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> $query = '//book/chapter' . '[EMAIL PROTECTED]:id="' . $id . '"]';
First of all check the XPath documentation:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath#path-abbrev
AFAIK your expression above is the way to build this query. Give us a
link to the XML doc if
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