Re^2: Extracting specific childnodes (xpath whitespace)

Hello @Anonymous Monk! Thanks for responding. Tried your approach. It didn't return anything.

@nodes=$dom->findnodes($xpath_Include_LI_Title);
    print "{@nodes}\n";
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the nodes array should contain the values of LI_Title elements, correct?

Thanks again!

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Re^3: Extracting specific childnodes (xpath whitespace) by Anonymous Monk on Jul 06, 2013 at 11:57 UTC
Well, I made a typo of omission . I didn't make the same typo one of the linked nodes. Can you figure out what it is? What is the first step to figure it out? Can you explain in english the xpath I provided in untypo'd node? :)	[reply]
Re^3: Extracting specific childnodes (play xmllint --shell ) by Anonymous Monk on Jul 06, 2013 at 22:42 UTC
Why no response to Re^3: Extracting specific childnodes (xpath whitespace)? If you're game, I'm game ; I'll play if you'll play; Using the previous answer Read more... (1289 Bytes) Debugging /diagnosing and fixing this latest typo-ed answer Read more... (2 kB) Using the power of parens in xpath / parentheses in xpath Read more... (1275 Bytes) You can even give node sets to xpath string functions like contains() so you don't have to go to parent(..) then find descendents(//) Read more... (985 Bytes)	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^4: Extracting specific childnodes (play xmllint --shell ) by madbee (Acolyte) on Jul 07, 2013 at 04:50 UTC
Dude! Thanks much. Weekend where I am-so didnt get on it until now.In your earlier post, the typo or should I say omission was the full path to LI_Title. Adding that fixed my problem and filled the array. Thank you for taking the time to run the code and explain. Really appreciate it..As you can tell, newbie to both Perl and Xpath and learning on the fly. Regards,Madbee	[reply]