Thanks in advance.-

Hi madbee r:)

I already gave this answer in Re: Counting number of child nodes based on element value (typos)/Re: Having trouble with siblings/Re: Get Node Value from irregular XML (xpather.pl) but here you go 

my $xpath_Include_LI_Title = q{
//Article/Main/Sect/*[
    (
        name()="H3"
        or name()="H4"
    )
    and
    contains(.,"Include" )
]//LI_Title
};

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If you only want the LI_Title instead of the LI, just copy/paste that tagname :)

xpath is quite fond of whitespace, so merely because cmd.exe doesn't seem to like it, no reason for you to avoid it

In reply to Re: Extracting specific childnodes (xpath whitespace) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Extracting specific childnodes by madbee

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