UPDATE: This has been resolved. Thanks @choroba

I have an issue when trying to parse out child nodes from an XML using XPath Context. I can get attributes fine but it seems to have issues drilling down to grab the child nodes. Can someone explain why? Here's an example:
XML: 
<parent_node xmlns="my_context">
<wrapper att1="abc">
<childnodeA>stuff</childnodeA>
</wrapper>
<wrapper att1="abcd">
<childnodeA>stuff2</childnodeA>
</wrapper>
</parent_node>

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Code: 

$xpath = XML::LibXML::XPathContext->new($xml->documentElement);
$xpath->registerNs('x', 'my_context');

    foreach $key($xpath->findnodes('x:wrapper'))
    { 
        $att1 = $key->getAttribute('att1');
        $childnodeA = $key->findnodes('./childnodeA'); 
    }

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In reply to XML::LibXML::XPathContext and Child Nodes by omegaweaponZ

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