Thanks for your help. I hope I can make this a little more clear. 1) I want my output to be like this 
TV show 1,Heroes,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee (d1|d2|Nest1->Nest2->
+d5->X|Nest1->Nest2->d5->Y|Nest1->Nest2->d6->X|Nest1->Nest2->d6->Y|Nes
+t1->Nest2->Nest3->Nest4->d7->d9->d10->text)
TV show 1,Heroes,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee (d1|d2|Nest1->Nest2->
+d5->X|Nest1->Nest2->d5->Y|Nest1->Nest2->d6->X|Nest1->Nest2->d6->Y|Nes
+t1->Nest2->Nest3->Nest4->d7->d9->d10->text)
TV show 1,Heroes,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee(d1|d2|Nest1->Nest2->d
+5->X|Nest1->Nest2->d5->Y|Nest1->Nest2->d6->X|Nest1->Nest2->d6->Y|Nest
+1->Nest2->Nest3->Nest4->d7->d9->d10->text)
TV show 1,Heroes,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee(d1|d2|Nest1->Nest2->d
+5->X|Nest1->Nest2->d5->Y|Nest1->Nest2->d6->X|Nest1->Nest2->d6->Y|Nest
+1->Nest2->Nest3->Nest4->d7->d9->d10->text)


TV show 2,Prison Break,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee
TV show 2,Prison Break,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee
TV show 2,Prison Break,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee
TV show 2,Prison Break,FULL,Page 65,-2,-3,5,8,yipppeee

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2) I do not want the data from parents labelled junk or notrequired. My current code displays those as well

In reply to Re^2: Parsing a highly nested XML file correctly and efficiently by Ppeoc
in thread Parsing a highly nested XML file correctly and efficiently by Ppeoc

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